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    Birchmere
    Birchmere
    Birchmere
    Ebook55 pages14 minutes

    Birchmere

    By Andrew Livingston Boyd

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    “And if love, it says,

    Is not the ultimate poetry,

    What else is there

    To dance so deliciously to?”

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherWestBow Press
    Release dateFeb 15, 2021
    ISBN9781664219335
    Birchmere
    Author

    Andrew Livingston Boyd

    Andrew Livingston Boyd was born in Kingston, Jamaica. He now lives in London and teaches Science in a secondary school where he is a Physics specialist. Birchmere is his debut book of poems.

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