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    Tuesday Daydreams: A Journal in Verse
    Tuesday Daydreams: A Journal in Verse
    Tuesday Daydreams: A Journal in Verse
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    Tuesday Daydreams: A Journal in Verse

    By Kay Kauffman

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    Capturing the life and imagination of the author in vivid detail, these poems touch on joy and loss, life’s everyday hassles, and the many faces of Mother Nature.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherKay Kauffman
    Release dateSep 5, 2014
    ISBN9781311127983
    Tuesday Daydreams: A Journal in Verse
    Author

    Kay Kauffman

    A geek to the core, I reside in the midst of an Iowa cornfield with my husband and four children. When I'm not chasing the kids every which way but loose, you can find me penning fantastical tales of great heroism and twue wuv...and possibly procrastinating online.

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    • 4/5
      I really enjoyed this collection of poems. The words sweep you along, painting vivid images and the feelings that go with them. Some of them I absolutely loved - Parkersburg, Startlingly Green and Witness in particular.

      Whether you love poetry or haven't read much since school this book is definitely worth a read.

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