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    Falling Without a Chute
    Falling Without a Chute
    Falling Without a Chute
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    Falling Without a Chute

    By Tyler Clark

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    This book is a joyful collection of nonsensical poems and tales, written to brighten the day of whom ever reads it. poems and illustrations ranging from medieval adventure to child inventors all lie within this book waiting to be read. To the next owner of this book I hope it brings you as much joy and laughter to your family as it brought to me while writing it.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherXlibris US
    Release dateJul 28, 2015
    ISBN9781503588349
    Falling Without a Chute
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    Tyler Clark

    I began writing this book at the age of 16 adding bits and pieces when ever I felt down, and used poetry to brighten up my day. My usual afternoon includes enjoying a cup of coffee and writing, without coffee my mind never seems to be in the right place to write. this collection of poems is one of the proudest things I own and hope who ever reads this enjoys having it as much as I enjoyed writing it.

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      Falling Without a Chute - Tyler Clark

      Copyright © 2015 by Tyler Clark.

      All rights reserved. No part of this book may be reproduced or transmitted in any form or by any means, electronic or mechanical, including photocopying, recording, or by any information storage and retrieval system, without permission in writing from the copyright owner.

      Any people depicted in stock imagery provided by Thinkstock are models, and such images are being used for illustrative purposes only.

      Certain stock imagery © Thinkstock.

      Rev. date: 07/27/2015

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      Contents

      The beginning

      The Ugly Adventurer

      A blind date

      A colored mess

      Demons

      A poem’s, a poem

      The feared beard

      Living in the vents

      All-ot-aphun

      The heart

      Edukation

      Glue drinker

      Just one more

      Metal home

      The Colors of Feeling

      A job in the clouds

      The assignment

      A tip of the hat

      A virus

      Feelings box

      Fun house mirror

      House for sale

      My mind

      The key to happiness

      The man on his hands

      Falling Without a Chute

      A man and his computer

      Dust bunny

      Mean Jean

      No armed boxer

      Public dancing

      Questions

      The billy goat gang

      The cat

      The gladiator

      The hungry chair

      The lake monster

      The lever

      The painter

      The sad man

      The same old pair

      Things I must do

      Upon her own pedestal

      Time machine

      Watch

      Your shape

      A band in Nantucket

      A buried chest

      A friendly cake

      A man in a can

      A new father

      A saddled whale

      A sleeping man

      A stutter

      A wolf

      Birds and bees

      Blind or deaf

      Boat of issues

      Growing up

      Hair contest

      The middle

      Hang em high noon

      Hello from the moon

      Hide and go seek

      How to Brag

      Jane and I

      Jane and I yet again

      Leave your mark

      Life’s puzzle

      Life’s shapes

      Martin J and the month of May

      Mr. Pierce

      My girl and me

      Nursery wonders

      Pencil problems

      Phone number

      Puddle fish

      Silence

      Queens trash

      Short and quick

      Stack them high

      Starring contest

      Superstitious jogger

      Tangled girls

      The balancer

      The bird man

      The boy with powers

      The class

      The door

      The lion hunter

      The look out

      The musician

      The names

      The paper plane

      The pop gun outlaw

      The robber

      The sand ruler

      The secret of life

      The teetering house

      The Thief

      The troll

      The ways that one can go

      Thinking hurts

      Trapped

      Up the Wrong Tree

      Waiting for the moment

      What you wouldn’t know

      Work to be done

      Seize the day

      The worst flirt

      The itsy bisty spout spider

      Waiting for the one

      A good kind of day

      Melanie and her melodia

      Bubble blower

      Ghost for a day

      Worlds best detective

      Bikini day out

      Sneezing Cynthia

      Not the average vampire

      42 decker sandwich

      The kid who took on nature

      The witness

      You got your back

      Peter picked hasenpfeffer

      Rhyme with time

      The mer-maid

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