Poetry and Style - Allen, Jonathan
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This book represents life and meaning to the universe. A compilation of the things I was seeing, hoping and feeling at the time. You will find it to be styled, complex, and even sometimes funny. I often think a poem is like a delusion in you're heart. It has to have meaning, direction, and in the end a since of solution. In this particular direction I often found sadness and that's not usual for me. I am a thirty three year old living in south Texas. I grew up in rural Washington D,C. and lived there until I was 28 and moved to Texas. I have always loved poetry and looked forward to every…mehr

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This book represents life and meaning to the universe. A compilation of the things I was seeing, hoping and feeling at the time. You will find it to be styled, complex, and even sometimes funny. I often think a poem is like a delusion in you're heart. It has to have meaning, direction, and in the end a since of solution. In this particular direction I often found sadness and that's not usual for me. I am a thirty three year old living in south Texas. I grew up in rural Washington D,C. and lived there until I was 28 and moved to Texas. I have always loved poetry and looked forward to every English class that had something to do with poetry in my short time on this earth. I hope you like this book and even if it's not what you expected appreciate the hard work and dedication it took to bring it to you.
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Jonathan Allen has recently completed his PhD at Trinity College, Bristol, researching the role of continuing Jewish identity among believers in the UK church. He has been teaching adult groups for more than twenty years. He is the author of a five-volume set of daily readings/devotional studies based on the Synagogue reading cycle, When You Lie Down and When You Rise Up (2011).