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    Spring Poems for a New World: A Book of Poems
    Spring Poems for a New World: A Book of Poems
    Spring Poems for a New World: A Book of Poems
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    Spring Poems for a New World: A Book of Poems

    By Mark S. Jones

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    This is my 2nd book of Poetry that I am preparing for Publication with Fed-ex in the last 3 months of 2011. It has been long, fulfilling, and Beautiful Road and I am not through yet!
    The Poems are meant to Inspire Young Poets and Old Poets alike. I hope I will take your time with these Poems, Savour them, and see if you can relate to them in your life. For those of you who hear a different drummer as I have often heard, it is okay, it is okay!
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherXlibris US
    Release dateMay 28, 2015
    ISBN9781503570184
    Spring Poems for a New World: A Book of Poems
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    Mark S. Jones

    Born in Lynnwood in the Pacific Northwest, I call myself a country boy in the city. I started writing poetry when I was sixteen, with the inspiration of my grandpa and grandma and Dr. and Mrs. Joseph “Read” Bain. I kept writing in my journal and kept writing poetry from age sixteen to the present. I find poetry a great means of expression in these stressful times.

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