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    Finger Hingez
    Finger Hingez
    Finger Hingez
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    Finger Hingez

    By Jose Garcia

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    New millennium collection of poetry that range from shamanistic nature observation to relationships to abstract thought. The title was chosen by inspiration by the book "Criticism" by Charles Kaplan, in which a description of a poet is someone who's creative ability transpires from God's hand[s]. Starting

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherMatchstick Literary
    Release dateJun 10, 2022
    ISBN9798885673938
    Finger Hingez
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    Jose Garcia

    I noticed my talent as a potential poet in 1993, as a Junior year highschool student. Finger Hingez is detailed with dates at the end of poems and prose and time and date at other poems; a significance to the rocky road adventures and a corralling finality to poems' imagery and exclamations. For my second poetry book, The Smokey Lounge, I decided to go to a higher level of the abstract and sublime by adding some of Finger Hingez' poems. If you enjoy reading poetry, you will enjoy reading my books.

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