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    A Taste of My Thoughts Poetry from beyond Six Degrees of Covid 2022
    A Taste of My Thoughts Poetry from beyond Six Degrees of Covid 2022
    A Taste of My Thoughts Poetry from beyond Six Degrees of Covid 2022
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    A Taste of My Thoughts Poetry from beyond Six Degrees of Covid 2022

    By Steve Lake

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    I am back from the dark side of Covid-19. Inside you will find a mix of poetry never forgetting the humor that we all require on a daily basis. Please enjoy.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherSteve Lake
    Release dateJan 12, 2022
    ISBN9781005367763
    A Taste of My Thoughts Poetry from beyond Six Degrees of Covid 2022
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    Steve Lake

    Today I have finished my 1000 plus poems. Some I will post for free, some I will hide in darkness and some I will sell as justification of my time spent and the love poems i will lock away just for me.Still, I have decided to stay with free verse riddled with humor. I know my peers frown upon my work which just drives me berserk. I do not judge others harshly even if I disagree with their work.So, with that in mind, I will just write them into one or more of my poems for others to laugh at as relive their pain and mine.So please continue with me on my lengthy journey because it is going to be a wild ride, I've only scratched the surface of two brain cells to date, 100,000 more to go!Feel free to be positive about my writings and if you feel the need to be negative do what I do when I take a poop, flush the unwanted crap down the drain.

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