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    Eden
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    Eden

    By David Barron

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    A book of poetry for today's modern and fast paced world...Poetry to soothe the soul...to make you laugh....to make you cry.....to make you sad....to make you happy....poetry for everyone.. I hope you enjoy reading them as much as I did writing them for you all..

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherDavid Barron
    Release dateApr 30, 2020
    ISBN9780463488430
    Eden
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    David Barron

    I was born in Dundee in Scotland, and was a student at the University of Abertay. I have written many pieces of poetry over the years for Tailcast.com under my own name. I still write poetry but lately I have tried children's stories. The first was as a story to tell the grandchildren. As you can see I have written quite a few books now, but struggle to find the time to write more.I have a couple of new one's in the pipeline and I hope that you will all bear with me, I'm sure the kids will love them. Oh and I haven't forgotten the older generation among you and have a great idea for a new book that I'm sure you'll like also. Much love to all who have taken the time to read my stuff. Any feedback at vegvanman@live.co.uk.

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