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    Mosaic
    Mosaic
    Mosaic
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    Mosaic

    By Daron Kenneth

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    Mosaic is a collection of poetry giving the reader a taste of life’s richest and bittersweet moments that are often missed, ignored, or taken for granted.

    This author’s pen is truly a conduit from his hand to his soul. A vehicle that transports the reader through an often real, but sometimes surreal ride down the myriad streets of his mind.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherAuthorHouse
    Release dateSep 12, 2009
    ISBN9781467059527
    Mosaic
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    Daron Kenneth

    Daron Kenneth is a teacher, writer and poet. He is a graduate of the University of Wisconsin in Madison. He enjoys writing about everyday’s ups and downs and in-betweens and the emotions associated with them. He enjoys watching movies, listening to music and reading in his spare time. Other Books by Daron Kenneth: Journeys of the Soul Shades of Rain Mosaic Lightning in a Jar Pieces of Me Reflections Collage A Sea of Sanctuary Of Fire and Ice Chasing Rainbows Signals

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