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    Walking Along The Ice Age Trail
    Walking Along The Ice Age Trail
    Walking Along The Ice Age Trail
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    Walking Along The Ice Age Trail

    By Annette Towler

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    In this collection of poems, I explore topics of love, loss, connection, social injustice, and family ties. 

    During the pandemic, there was a sense of loss within small communities, yet there was also hope. As a result of long periods of isolation, people found themselves thinking about their friends and family members and there was a

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherRed Penguin Books
    Release dateSep 28, 2022
    ISBN9781637772089
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      Walking Along The Ice Age Trail - Annette Towler

      Walking Along the Ice Age Trail

      Walking Along the Ice Age Trail

      ANNETTE TOWLER

      Red Penguin Books

      Walking Along The Ice Age Trail

      Copyright © 2021 by Annette Towler

      All rights reserved

      Published by Red Penguin Books

      Bellerose Village, New York

      ISBN

      Print 978-1-63777-209-6

      Digital 978-1-63777-208-9

      No part of this book may be reproduced in any form or by any electronic or mechanical means, including information storage and retrieval systems, without written permission from the author, except for the use of brief quotations in a book review.

      Contents

      Walking Along the Ice Age Trail

      Neigh to Necrophilia

      Flowing with Fartlek along Lake Michigan

      Leap into the Lake

      Looking Out from Lookout Mountain

      Lily White

      Women of Afghanistan

      Toasty with Triage

      Away To Provence

      Pandemic Periodontal

      Echo Ecstasy

      Elegy for living

      Take You Home

      Marathon Blues

      The Difficult Ones

      Kiss For a Therapist

      Education For Americans

      A picture of us

      Back Cover Text

      About the Author

      Walking Along the Ice Age Trail

      Walking along the Ice Age Trail

      With You

      Our footsteps sink into the ancient soil

      The two of us without any of the crowds bursting their lungs

      At a million decibels, quiet are we

      Pondering which way to turn and I tell you that the place reminds me of England

      The England that I remember when

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