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    Ebook97 pages28 minutes

    Youth Scribbles

    By Peter Phelps

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    About this ebook

    The first collection of poems by the author from 1991 back, which covers Elementary, Jr. High, and High school years. Nearly all the poetry is rhymes and deals with all types of subjects or events during this period. Some poem titles are: A Valentine, Agitated, America's Children, Art, Automobile, Baby, Balloon, Bark, Beach Days, Bottled Up, Breaking Up Is Hard To Do, Complexity, Computer Blues, Connversationalists, Dating, Desire, Enlightenment, Epigram, Finals, Fleeting Memories, Heart Trials, Isolated, Kingdom Come, Leaving, Love Hurts, Loveliness, Missing You, Out Of Nowhere, Peace, Perfection, Precious Life, Prizon, Seeking, Silence, Space, The Sleeper, The Wild Card, What Matters, What We Seek, Why Struggle, Women, World's Life, and many more.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherPeter Phelps
    Release dateOct 20, 2010
    ISBN9781458007421
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    Peter Phelps

    Peter T Phelps was born in Placerville, California in 1973. Except for one year he lived in the Foothills town once called Old Hangtown, which has a very large tie to the Gold Rush era. He currently resides in Rancho Cordova, California. He was an avid reader of science fiction and fantasy stories. In High School he decided that he wanted to begin to write his own. He also collected all his poems that were wrote and these works are posted here. Many of his works have a social responsibility message or theme.

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