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    An Eclectic Point of View on the Existing Plane of Life
    An Eclectic Point of View on the Existing Plane of Life
    An Eclectic Point of View on the Existing Plane of Life
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    An Eclectic Point of View on the Existing Plane of Life

    By Thomas Wyles

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    There comes a time in a persons life when he or she has no where to turn. Situations like, losing a parent or child, breaking up with a boyfriend, a girlfriend leaving or all your friends deserting you. This happens on a daily basis and a person sometimes doesnt know where or who to turn to. This book of poetry in intended to help a person cope with the chaos in his or her life, to help brighten a persons day or to help restore sanity and assist a person through the trials her or she is facing.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherXlibris US
    Release dateJul 6, 2011
    ISBN9781462860999
    An Eclectic Point of View on the Existing Plane of Life
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    Thomas Wyles

    Thomas Wyles was born on December 16, 1975 to Gordon and Frances Wyles. After graduating from Block High School in 1993, Thomas became an Emergency Medical Technician and has worked the past 10 years at Catahoula Correctional Center in Harrisonburg Louisiana. He is a Mason and is a member of the Harrisonburg Masonic Lodge #110. He also an avid drummer and enjoys spending quality time with his family and friends, who he used as an inspiration writing.

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