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    Passionate Blusters
    Passionate Blusters
    Passionate Blusters
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    Passionate Blusters

    By Olamide Ojo

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    Passionate Blusters, a book filled with poems of all kinds that will give you a new perspective to life. Included in Passionate Blusters are motivational, sonnet, romantic, and classical poems that can be found throughout the books in the Unfinished Business series: Unfinished Business; Christopher Flier's the writer, Unfinished Business Too; Ps

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherChristus Publishers by Olamide Ojo
    Release dateFeb 3, 2015
    ISBN9781088031308
    Passionate Blusters
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    Olamide Ojo

    Hello,Olamide Ojo is a published poet and author. He studied creative composition and writing for about five years in Nigeria. His passion and love for writing help bring the world of imaginable possibilities to life.His debut novel, Unfinished Business is now on Amazon and other stores. Unfinished Business is an intriguing romantic thriller set in Paris, France.His website www.olamideojo.com showcases review chapters of his present and upcoming works.

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      Passionate Blusters - Olamide Ojo

      Contents

      Dumb Old Jack

      Dumb Old Jack 2

      My Angel

      Dumb Old Jack 3

      Dark Upon a Time

      Hello Molly

      It Rhymes

      Positive Outlook

      My Creation

      Mind- (carribean style of poetry)

      Dreamer

      Some kind of prayer

      Mission

      Powerful Love

      Strong Will

      How about that Letter A

      About Life

      Randomly Mendling too

      The Mime’s love Story

      Randomly Mendling

      Mr. Imagine

      An Angelic Music

      Tenebrous King Code

      My Imperfect Sonnet for You

      Man

      The One

      Lonely with Me

      Dear

      World of Mine

      Ten Brothers

      Awaken and Rise

      Beautiful Element on the Wall

      Story time

      My woman

      Dipiti Dapiti Dipitido

      Days to come

      Dare

      A place in time

      Riddiling

      Ode to the Healthy Food

      Ranters channel

      Sociopathic Writer

      Life’s Title Holder

      Goal-Maker

      Seven Things

      Word or Sword

      Time-Bound

      Happy Kings

      Mr. Imagine, Here

      Pledge

      Its time

      From Mister Three!

      A Thought and its Possible Answer

      Heartbeat

      Accountability

      Child’s Story

      Reminiscing

      Addiction

      Sit or Stand

      It is what it is

      Poetic Pride

      Like a Genie

      Lion and Tortoise

      Right Destination

      Sing the song

      Dumb Old Jack

      In the streets of Folly town,

      Dumb Old Jack skipped and hopped.

      Nonsensical rants favored by the masses but never admired. Come, witness the legend that no one desires to be like.

      Infamous, daftness earned him an undisputed spot in the lime light.

      Hello Jack, how are you? They ask.

      I love being dumb! Jack replies with such joy," The crowd laughed and cheered:

      Jack, tell us your favorite color Color blind! Jack replied cheerfully. Laughter filled the room.

      Why do you love being called dumb? The whole crowd cheered and clapped.

      As they watched and waited to hear what mindless thought the fool has to offer.

      "Adorability and cuteness is what seems to pass for greatness in the world these days, My heart breaks as it yearns for the days of intriguing brilliance.

      You are not guilty of letting the self-selected few paint an illusion of evolution and freedom; You are guilty of taking things as it is and making it your reality.

      Because I love being dumb!" Dumb old Jack concluded.

      Dumb Old Jack 2

      Dumb old Jack skipped and hopped in his usual fulfilled ways in the streets of folly town Test his wits once more and you will see that his luck is spent they said with a frown Yet another moment for

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