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    Moons: A Round of Poetry
    Moons: A Round of Poetry
    Moons: A Round of Poetry
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    Moons: A Round of Poetry

    By Wilma Tyler Dibelka

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    Moons

    is a compilation of poems
    sorted here by their places in the year
    as depicted as a single Moon round.
    They were written over a span of years
    as the mood and inspiration hit.

    They are personal portraits of a still developing life
    not meant to be definitive since
    the life is a work in progress.
    If read receptively, they will tell you
    much about the poet, her family, and
    her times.

    Moons is her first published collection.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherXlibris US
    Release dateFeb 20, 2006
    ISBN9781465314826
    Moons: A Round of Poetry
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    Wilma Tyler Dibelka

    Wilma Tyler Dibelka, called NunaLuna, is a fourth generation Californian whose cousin has traced their descent from Anne Bradstreet, the first American poet. She lives with her husband of over half a century on a small farm across the valley from Mt Shasta. She is in a pushing match with eighty, and so far she is winning.

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