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Quarantine World

Trapped in the Coronaverse

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Quarantine World

By: Michael H. Hanson
Narrated by: Jane Alvey Harris
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Inspired by the world-changing events of 2020, Michael H. Hanson delivers a moving collection of poetry and verse, driven by his own experiences during the COVID-19 pandemic.

"Sometimes dark, sometimes moving, always powerful, Hanson's poetry never disappoints.” (Eric S. Brown, author of Bigfoot War)

©2020 Michael H. Hanson (P)2020 Three Ravens Publishing Poetry
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We are living in a time that the future generations will Look back on and have to study in school. We are living in a time whose literature, music and art will be examined. I take great joy in being in the here and now and getting to see it for what it is and not
To be looking back and studying it. Here we have a collections of poems and verse about corona and the lockdown. Some
Of them resonate with me and some don’t. The narrator delivers them all extremely well. I found this to be a very intriguing listen. I was voluntarily provided this free review copy audiobook by the author, narrator or publisher

A collection of poems about the lockdown and corona

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The author pens about 30 or so short poems about our awful past year. he makes a lot of sense and there is some humor in some of them, and then some I just did not get. It is only 30 minutes, so pick it up and give it a try. Jane did a good job of the narrating.

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