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    A Soft Place To Land
    A Soft Place To Land
    A Soft Place To Land
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    A Soft Place To Land

    By Nelson

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    Nelson is a poet and traveler, known for howling at the moon. A former street dog, he now lives with his mommy in the San Francisco Bay Area. His favorite bridge is the Golden Gate. His favorite airplane is a Boeing 747-400.

    A Soft Place To Land is his second volume of poetry.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherNelson
    Release dateApr 6, 2012
    ISBN9781476433332
    A Soft Place To Land
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    Nelson

    Nelson is a poet and traveler, known for howling at the moon. A former street dog, he now lives with his mommy in the San Francisco Bay Area. His favorite bridge is the Golden Gate. His favorite airplane is a Boeing 747-400. IF I HAD WINGS is his first volume of poetry.

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