The Life We Lead - Cordero, Angel Anthony
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This journey we all call life is deeply personal and individual to all of us, but some themes and stories interlock almost invariably. Throughout these pages, there is an exploration of those themes and ideas, inviting readers from all experiences to share through the wonderful medium of poetry what this life we lead means to them. Every work offers up a perspective and viewpoint meant to be changed, adapted, and renewed by everyone who reads it. They invite everyone to author their own story on this wonderful journey we all call life.

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This journey we all call life is deeply personal and individual to all of us, but some themes and stories interlock almost invariably. Throughout these pages, there is an exploration of those themes and ideas, inviting readers from all experiences to share through the wonderful medium of poetry what this life we lead means to them. Every work offers up a perspective and viewpoint meant to be changed, adapted, and renewed by everyone who reads it. They invite everyone to author their own story on this wonderful journey we all call life.
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Angel Anthony Cordero is the proud son of Gustavo Antonio Cordero and Maria Angeles Cordero and older brother to Aaron Frederick Cordero. He was born and raised in El Paso, Texas. When he is not writing he enjoys playing piano, singing, or playing a game of catch with his brother on the baseball diamond. The most important things in his life are his faith in God and the love he has for his family without which he would be unable to accomplish anything. His love for writing poetry stems from his overall love of reading. His favorite authors are H.G. Wells, Jules Verne, Edgar Allen Poe, Rick Riordan, and Miguel de Cervantes. His favorite book he has read to date is 20,000 Leagues Under The Sea. His favorite genre of literature alternates between Historical Fiction and Science Fiction.