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    Poems From The Heart of Wayne Hoss
    Poems From The Heart of Wayne Hoss
    Poems From The Heart of Wayne Hoss
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    Poems From The Heart of Wayne Hoss

    By Wayne Hoss

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    A collection of poetry from the previously published author Wayne Hoss.
    Includes poetry about love, life, religion, humorous poetry, and much more.
    Also includes Wayne s highly praised poems "The Narrow Road", "Carnal Minds" and "Lost Sheep"
    A must read for all ages. Poetry for children included as well.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherWayne Hoss
    Release dateNov 19, 2012
    ISBN9781301913787
    Poems From The Heart of Wayne Hoss
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    Wayne Hoss

    I like to write, that is probably why I have four books published so far. I wrote my first book at 15 years old and my aunt and uncle liked it so much that they offered to give me their brand new corvette for the rights to the book. I hope that my writing still inspires them, and others as well.

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