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A collection of poetic musings from the author's late 20's to early 30's. Not a complete collection as some notebooks have gone missing.
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B.A. Mctee
A little travel and a little experience took this poet across the U.S. B.A. McTee has wondered through most of the upper states and a few lower ones. Currently residing in the mid-west.
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