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"Gravel" by Christine Redman-Waldeyer.
Christine Redman-Waldeyer's poems explore the sad joy of living-from childhood memories to relationships with parents, to being a wife and mother.
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Donna Gagnon lives in Haliburton, Ontario Canada. By day, she works at the Haliburton Forest & Wild Life Reserve's WoodShop. At night, she writes poetry, short fiction and plays ...
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Gonca Özmen was born in Burdur (southern Turkey) in 1982. Her first book of poetry, Kuytumda (In My Nook), was published in 2000, and it won the Orhon Murat Arıburnu Poetry Prize.
Mel Kenne was born in Refugio, Texas, in 1946. His graduate thesis at Sam Houston State University, where he received his MA degree in 1971, was a collection of poems entitled The Wind Chimes' Song. He has taught English, writing and literature in several colleges and universities...
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Richard Skellington was born in St Anne's, Nottingham, in 1948. For the past 33 years he has worked in a variety of roles for the Open University - Britain's and probably the world's largest university famous for its innovative and paradigmatic teaching methods other educational institutions imitate globally.
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Cheryl Chaffin became a mother at forty. Besides single parenting, she teaches English, literature, and creative writing at Cabrillo College near Santa Cruz, California.
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"Frame by Frame" is written by Christine Redman-Waldeyer.
In poems that are lyrical and delicate, powerful and moving, Christine Redman-Waldeyer draws us into her life as a woman, a wife, a mother, a daughter.
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"Chocolate Sauce" is written by Mary-Jane Grandinetti.
A wonderful collection that shows that even though Fibonacci poetry as a form has rigid constraints, in the right hands, Fibonacci poems have no constraints at all
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