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    On The Third Path: Poetry Collection, #4
    On The Third Path: Poetry Collection, #4
    On The Third Path: Poetry Collection, #4
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    On The Third Path: Poetry Collection, #4

    By Julie Johnson

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    What is on the third path?

     

    Dance, abundance, fugitive hearts, full moons and ringing bells...are a few things you might find on the third path...

     

    But where can you find the third path when it seems like there are always only two?
     

    These 23 short, playful poems will point you 'there'...and it may not be what you expect!

     

    (Cover by J. Johnson in Canva using image created by the author).

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherJulie Johnson
    Release dateMar 20, 2021
    ISBN9781393313175
    On The Third Path: Poetry Collection, #4
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    Julie Johnson

    Julie Johnson has been writing all through elementary school, middle school, high school, university, motherhood, career as an educator...and is still writing. She prefers warm-hearted comedy. Several comedic short stories exploring the interactions between climate action activists and climate deniers  have been published on the Commuter Lit site. She has been blogging about the writing life since 2010 at busywriting.net. You can find her on Twitter @julieejohnsonn. She lives with her family in Ontario, Canada. Over the years she has been involved in numerous environmental and social justice groups. Her activism continues. 

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