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    Haedian Poetry: Volume One: Standalone Poetry Anthologies, #1
    Haedian Poetry: Volume One: Standalone Poetry Anthologies, #1
    Haedian Poetry: Volume One: Standalone Poetry Anthologies, #1
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    Haedian Poetry: Volume One: Standalone Poetry Anthologies, #1

    By Paul Haedo

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    Contained in this book are 48 poems that speak about a multitude of different subjects. Each one consists of a single page, and include several different styles, such as Rhyming and Free Verse.

    The Poems:

    Dawn
    Red Iron
    Great Moon
    A Simple Thing
    The Red Rose
    The Sun
    Leaf
    Little Hill
    Mighty Old Wood
    Little Bird
    Rainy Skies
    Wise Owl
    Mighty Eagle
    Cold Frost
    Pain
    Free From Rhyme
    Be Brave, My Reader
    Solace Of Thought
    Steady Hand
    Calm
    Mighty Computer
    Nebulous Fog
    Times Of Yore
    Sense Of Serenity
    No More
    What Could Be
    Persistent Fire
    What Is To Become
    Trusty Soup
    Merry Day
    Dreaded Sleep
    Light
    Lovely Devotion
    Wise Sage
    My Other Part
    The Land Between
    How The Money Flows
    What is Bad Poetry
    The Sway Of The Boat
    The Other One
    The Devourer
    Deceit
    Go On
    Return We Must
    Windy Thrill
    What Is Sin
    Gold
    Silver

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherSolan Publishing
    Release dateFeb 1, 2021
    ISBN9781393278863
    Haedian Poetry: Volume One: Standalone Poetry Anthologies, #1
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    Paul Haedo

    Paul Haedo is an author, poet, philosopher, and all-around free spirit, who enjoys the twin joys of writing and reading in his spare time. Paul believes that there is no limit to the number of genres and topics that one can read and write about. An all-around reader and author is something to aspire to according to him, not shy away from.  Such a sentiment is reflected all throughout Paul's total body of work. It is reflected in the many topics that he writes about, in the different arguments that he proposes, and in the worlds that he creates. No matter the topic, or the book, Paul tackles it just the same, with an intense passion for wisdom, and a great desire to see others share in the wisdom and joy of reading and writing.  

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