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The First Trilogy Volume of Poems: The Candle, Words of Another, Unfinished Poems
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This is the First Trilogy Volume of Poems which have been combined into a single book for the listener to enjoy. The poet and author has put them into this volume to allow you to enjoy the progression of his thoughts. That progression has been a journey which has taken him to new realms of understanding and exploration. Hear them. Enjoy them. But most of all, write your own poems for they tell others of your soul.
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