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    Still in Motion: A collection of poetry and other vignettes
    Still in Motion: A collection of poetry and other vignettes
    Still in Motion: A collection of poetry and other vignettes
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    Still in Motion: A collection of poetry and other vignettes

    By Dan Stoneking

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    This book is a collection of poetry that spans 40+ years. It also includes a variety of narrative vignettes including a personal true story, some original jokes, spoken word, and songs. The pieces are somewhat eclectic and range from profound to absurd, deeply meaningful to playfully glib. This is the author's first book.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherBookBaby
    Release dateJul 11, 2023
    ISBN9798350913088
    Still in Motion: A collection of poetry and other vignettes

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