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    Genesis Ii from the Master’S Key
    Genesis Ii from the Master’S Key
    Genesis Ii from the Master’S Key
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    Genesis Ii from the Master’S Key

    By John Tate

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    Single and in search of my immortal twin flame.
    Poetry to me can be an anthology expressing feeling of
    experience or fantasy.
    I am a combination of both and enjoy them equally.
    After aeons, finally emerging into Genesis II phase as the
    Masters Key.
    I humbly present these expressions as the first of many.
    Though somewhat short, I trust the reader will enjoy.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherXlibris US
    Release dateJul 22, 2013
    ISBN9781483649306
    Genesis Ii from the Master’S Key
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    John Tate

    At the age of six, John Tate’s mom, Mary Reagan Tate, began tutoring John in the art of storytelling. John won first place in a storytelling contest in the second grade. John grew up in Oklahoma, Arizona, and California. In 1962, John entered the U.S. Army and was honorably discharged in 1965. John enjoys music, fiction writing, travel, and poetry. While Strings is the third writing he has completed, it is the first he has published.

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