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    Misty Dawn Road

    By John Archievald Gotera

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    Misty Dawn Road began taking form around late 2006 and developed subtle changes over the years. This compilation sheets itself with myriad layers of themes which includes wisdom, optimism, passion, nostalgia, and dreams. Engross yourself in this magical journey of thirteen poems, each one unique with its own story, yet dovetails so beautifully to create a masterpiece. Misty Dawn Road strikes off with the optimistic poem titled, “Believe Me”. Whirls of optimism stretch further with the enlightening poem, "The Moon My Guide", which surrounds itself with an eerie touch. Listen for some bravado-angst that calls for love over lust in “Crash and Go”. The crashing doesn't end there once you collide yourself into a futuristic, doomed Earth that resides within the poem, “My Arrival at Midnight City”. You’ll be jumping in for a hauntingly beautiful, yet a riveting and magical ride. It all begins with one daring step into, Misty Dawn Road.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherJohn Archievald Gotera
    Release dateNov 11, 2012
    ISBN9781301414314
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    Misty Dawn Road
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    John Archievald Gotera

    John Archievald Gotera was born and raised in San Francisco, CA. He enjoys hiking, meditating, cooking, weightlifting, healthy-eating, aromatherapy, collecting gemstones and yoga. He is always adventurous in a sense of discovering new hobbies & interests. Also known as Archie, he looks back at all the poems that he has written and appreciates the evolution of writing style and techniques. Prior to winter 2006, he had little interest in poetry until a few, interesting events weaved together. These few incidents guided him to poetry as an outlet to his endless bursts of emotions longing for a steam of release. As a result, he ended up writing about over half of the material in less than a week's time which debuted in his first poetry compilation, Misty Dawn Road. Now, he is ready to release his next poetry e-book titled, "This is Not My Favorite Waterfall". As he continues to write more poems of various themes and styles, he has dared himself to venture his way into writing a series of novels.

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