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Have you ever watched a sunrise and experienced the few, brief moments in every day when light conquers darkness and life begins anew? Have you ever gazed into the midnight stars and wondered how God created our perfect world? Riley T. Evans seeks to make sense of the universe, life, and all things, good and bad, through the poetry of Echoes from the Universe.
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A resident of Hollywood, Florida, Riley T. Evans, a widower, is the father of one daughter, Ruth Ann. Now retired, he is involved with the Historical Museum in Davie, Florida. In addition to writing, Evans enjoys farming and painting. Echoes from the Universe is his second published book; his first is titled The Caretaker.
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