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    Parables of Hallow Weeping
    Parables of Hallow Weeping
    Parables of Hallow Weeping
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    Parables of Hallow Weeping

    By Michael P. Moyer

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    These are my poems are of sadness. A exorcism of demons so to speak. And like potato chips, After I have written one I couldn't stop until I have gotten my fill. They are of my grieving thoughts over my Father and inspired from a women. I want the reader to get their own meaning out of each poem. As is parables imply. Emotions can be powerful when I put them on paper well it helps with the depression I hope these poems give off some kind of meaning to help the down and out spirit find a little peace.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherXlibris US
    Release dateFeb 27, 2015
    ISBN9781503542686
    Parables of Hallow Weeping
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    Michael P. Moyer

    Michael P. Moyer was born in Erie, Pennsylvania, on February 1965. He started writing music lyrics in his early twenties and didn’t write poetry until he was in his late twenties, though not seriously. He worked off and on in plastic and metal shops. He became a certified machinist at forty-one years old, and in around six months, he became disabled and could no longer work, so he turned to writing poetry seriously at the age of forty-eight. At the age of fifty, his first book, Parables of Hallow Weeping, was published. He had several more transcripts yet to be published. Among them are one that he likes to call horror poetry and a book of short stories that he’s working on. He tries to stay healthy by exercising at least three days a week, walking, and eating healthy, but sweets and alcohol can be his nemesis. He listens to classic rock and likes rum, getting caught in the rain, coffee, and sudoku puzzles. And he’s a hopeless romantic.

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