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    A Hawk in Midflight: Micro Poems and Aphorisms
    A Hawk in Midflight: Micro Poems and Aphorisms
    A Hawk in Midflight: Micro Poems and Aphorisms
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    A Hawk in Midflight: Micro Poems and Aphorisms

    By Hanoch Guy-Kaner

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    Different genres of poetries created by the author.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherAuthorHouse
    Release dateFeb 1, 2017
    ISBN9781524649135
    A Hawk in Midflight: Micro Poems and Aphorisms
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    Hanoch Guy-Kaner

    Hanoch Guy PhD, EdD spent his childhood and youth in Israel between orchards and fields. He is a bilingual poet in Hebrew and English and is an emeritus professor in Jewish and Hebrew literature at Temple University. Hanoch taught poetry and mentored at the Musehouse Center. He has published poetry in Genre, Poetry Newsletter, Voices Israel, the International Journal of Genocide Studies, Poetry Motel, and Visions International. He has published his poetry in the United States, England, Wales, and Israel. He won an award from Poetica. He has also won an award from the Mad Poets Society in 2007. Hanoch is the author of the following: The Road to Timbuktu—Travel Poems Terra Treblinka—Poems of the Holocaust We Pass Each Other on the Stairs: 120 Imaginary and Real Encounters Sirocco: Poems of Israel and Palestine

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