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    A Splash in Time
    A Splash in Time
    A Splash in Time
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    A Splash in Time

    By Latonya D Young

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    This collection of poetry, written by Latonya D. Young is perhaps the most riveting yet by this author! This would be her first collection of Haiku (the Japanese form of poetry written in just three lines) poems. Although the author made use of other styles of poetry this is mainly a collection of Haiku poems that are miraculously written!
    Latonya defines poetry as a form of therapy that creates positive energy in her world. This collection of poetry creates beautiful emotional moments that we can all relate to.
    As always, read, laugh, cry and above all else feel!
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherLulu.com
    Release dateDec 31, 2015
    ISBN9781329798373
    A Splash in Time
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    Latonya D Young

    Tonya D. Young is a United States Army veteran. She is a native of Louisville, Kentucky. Latonya has degrees in Management, Conflict Management and HR. She is also the President of Nenwon, a consulting/editing/fundraising organization.

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