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    Journey…Nowhere: (In Two Volumes)
    Journey…Nowhere: (In Two Volumes)
    Journey…Nowhere: (In Two Volumes)
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    Journey…Nowhere: (In Two Volumes)

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    This collection is the poet’s extrapolation of the trials and tribulation in his journey through life in two volumes; in the first, several styles of rhyme and free verse, the second comprising Haiku.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherArchway Publishing
    Release dateMar 8, 2023
    ISBN9781665735322
    Journey…Nowhere: (In Two Volumes)
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    Sinclair

    Born in Harlem, NYC and a graduate of SUNY, with degrees in “The Streets” & “Academia (Computer Science[Computer Networking Technology] Multi-certified)-Switched majors in freshman year from philosophy; Published in two collections, as well as World of Poetry Anthology, “Journey...Nowhere” is his first totally independent effort”. Tries not to follow politics, but is often compelled to do so. A free thinker and an Independent Liberal. Animal lover, and likes people who are kind, sensitive, and calm, as he enjoys these qualities in himself. Retired from the tech industry, and is now a full time writer. Love’s his work! And, although he’s said to have some regrets concerning the past, “I am content with the person I am now”.

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      Journey…Nowhere - Sinclair

      Journey…

      Nowhere

      (In Two Volumes)

      Sinclair

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      Copyright © 2023 Sinclair.

      All rights reserved. No part of this book may be used or reproduced by any means, graphic, electronic, or mechanical, including photocopying, recording, taping or by any information storage retrieval system without the written permission of the author except in the case of brief quotations embodied in critical articles and reviews.

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      ISBN: 978-1-6657-3531-5 (sc)

      ISBN: 978-1-6657-3532-2 (e)

      Library of Congress Control Number: 2022923176

      Archway Publishing rev. date: 03/08/2023

      Contents

      Volume One Journey...Nowhere

      Part One Journey Begins...

      Darling Mother

      In Homage To Gramoo

      Baba Mal

      Epitaph, In Envy, By A Damned Don Juan

      O’, Beautiful Rose of Elysium

      Twinkling Star

      The Raging Tides

      Time Moves So Rapidly Still

      No Man Is An Island

      Pause

      Legend of The Kid

      Trailer Trash

      Tia And A.M.Wintry Neighbors In My Apartment Complex Or, Cock’A Doodle Do-Do

      Part Two Respite

      Belov’ed

      Each day I Arise

      My Reason

      Your Loving Eyes

      our blissful slumber....

      Sunset

      Gina

      Part Three Trek Continues On Beaten Path

      My Childhood Friend’s Sister

      Barren Soil

      day’s dawned (in harlem)

      Revenge, Better Than Best

      Victim Of War

      Whose Shame?!

      And, It’s Okay…

      Dead Hero

      Each Dawn I Die....

      Epitaph For A Veteran’s Pride

      Moral Economy Of The Times

      My Neighbor’s Wife

      Area Code 646

      Inside The Cage

      What Lets Slip The Dogs Of War?! Or, Inevitable Consequences For The Injustices Of The Justice System

      Dining Hall

      Prison Orphan

      unclean

      Tormenting Memories

      Part Four Circuitous Destination Reached

      Today I Saw A Rose

      Afraid To Say Goodbye

      Endless Echo

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