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    A New Season: Volume 2
    A New Season: Volume 2
    A New Season: Volume 2
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    A New Season: Volume 2

    By Claire Perez Ekman

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    Collection of poems that are one of the closest to author's heart a reader can ever become. Although Claire Perez Ekman has written many poems about her observation of life, this volume is more personal than the previous one in many ways. She talks of her family and friends like she would in private, and this makes it more intimate somehow. You will enjoy the poetry she collected for you.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherClaire Perez Ekman
    Release dateOct 27, 2011
    ISBN9781466012370
    A New Season: Volume 2
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    Claire Perez Ekman

    Born on Halloween, Claire Perez Ekman likes to be referred as a citizen of the world. She came from the South of France, lived in Dublin for a bit and took up residence in a small village in central Sweden. She has self-published her first collection of poems "A New Season" in 2005 and went on writing on a more or less regular base since then. She used to write for the on-line community Hubpages since May/June 2011 and has shared her work a great deal with fellow writers, including her long started project Paintings of Life. It received such a warm welcome that she followed in the footsteps of her friend writer Vincent Moore and published it on Kindle. She realized however that the Kindle format was somewhat limited and could not be read by all e-readers. She is therefore looking for another way... 2012 brought new horizons for Claire and you can expect to hear from her soon. Her on line writing is somewhat less productive but she is working on short stories that hopefully will attract your attention.

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      A New Season - Claire Perez Ekman

      A New Season

      Volume 2

      by

      Claire Perez Ekman

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      SMASHWORDS EDITION

      Copyright © 2006 - 2011 Claire Perez Ekman

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      Smashwords Edition, License Notes

      This eBook is licensed for your personal enjoyment only. This eBook may not be re-sold or given away to other people. If you would like to share this book with another person, please purchase an additional copy for each recipient. If you’re reading this book and did not purchase it, or it was not purchased for your use only, then please return to Smashwords.com and purchase your own copy. Thank you for respecting the hard work of this author.

      Cover design by Jonas Ekman

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      Dedication

      To Jonas, my family and friends:

      Thank you for believing in me the way you do,

      I love you.

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      Table of Content

      Dedication

      The Little Mouse

      Our Hearts

      Sun of April

      Guardian Angels

      Chase the Night

      My Voice

      Nothingness

      Celebration

      Absence

      Scream

      Sorrows

      False Sonnet

      Garden Pea

      Writer’s Keys

      Artist’s Paranoia

      Sing

      Dreams

      Urgency

      The cute elderly

      At Dawn

      My Lands

      There are days

      In the Rain

      Little Girl

      Your Mask

      The Hourglass

      My Brothers

      In your Eyes

      Freedom

      Tonight I cry

      The World

      I think of You

      Thieves’ Ball

      If He Exists

      Why’s God your Name?

      Mute Spirit

      He

      Snow White

      Great Dane

      Canis but not Lupus

      Birds of Paradise

      Birds

      Provence

      Australia

      Dalarna

      Ireland

      Vertigo

      Forest’s Call

      Spring Quill

      Spring Invites itself

      Stems to Leaves

      Little Flower

      A House Tale

      The French House

      The Old House

      The French Attic

      About the Author

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      The Little Mouse

      The mouse on your arm

      Made your quails laugh,

      Your rabbit and flea too.

      The mouse on your arm

      Today is no more.

      You are playing bowls

      With who knows who…

      And who knows where…

      You

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