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    Words Flow Eternal
    Words Flow Eternal
    Words Flow Eternal
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    Words Flow Eternal

    By Anthony Arsenault

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    A selection of poetry works from Anthony Arsenault. These are poems that reflect his life, experiences and view on the word around him. Twenty nine poems were chosen, and as they are shared with the reader, the author provides a brief explanation or description of each poem. They are poems from the heart and touch on many different things.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherAnthony Arsenault
    Release dateDec 4, 2012
    ISBN9781301014293
    Words Flow Eternal
    Author

    Anthony Arsenault

    I was born on a cold October day in 1975. Born into a poor family, I had little, but needed for nothing. My love for words became apparent to my family at a young age, when I took to reading, and always had to have a book. This love for books continued on, and soon I was putting my own words to paper. I was always a fan of creative writing, and often impressed my grade school teachers with my fantastic stories. At the age of 15, I wrote a poem called "Abused" for a grade 9 poetry assignment. I assure you I wasn't abused as a child, but the power ofthe poem brought the adminstration of the school to the class room with a barrage of questions. After assuring them I was taken care of, they praised my work. four years later I entered a contest sponsored by the Canadian Chamber of Contemporary Poetry. Of thousands of contestants, i was in the top 200, and had my poem "Bob" published in thier anthology " Scaling the Face of Reason". This was my first true accomplishement, and my first published work. Since then I have been writing, and Have had a few articles and a poem entitled " A Letter to my Unborn Child" published by Parents for Parents Magazine. I currently live with wife, Jocelyn, and our two children Julian And Adora. I am still writing, and trying to get published. I have 3 children's books that I have written, and am currently shopping these to publishers. I also have written a coffee table book, which I too am shopping, and am currently working on a fantasy novel. While working on this projects, I still have a blog i contribute to and i write for Arts East as well. I have recently entered into the field of Epublishing, and just published my first book, "The Common Man's Guide to Women as told by the Common Man

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      Words Flow Eternal - Anthony Arsenault

      Introduction

      I was born on a cold October day in 1975. Born into a poor family, I had little, but needed for nothing. My love for words became apparent to my family at a young age, when I took to reading, and always had to have a book. This love for books continued on and soon I was putting my own words to paper. I was al-ways a fan of creative writing, and often impressed my grade school teachers with my fantastic stories.

      At the age of 15, I wrote a poem called Abused for a grade 9 poetry assignment. I assure you I wasn't abused as a child, but the power of the poem brought the administration of the school to the class room with a barrage of questions. After assuring them I was taken care of, they praised my work. Four years later I entered a contest sponsored by the Canadian Chamber of Contemporary Poetry. Of thousands of contestants, I was in the top 100, and had my poem Bob published in their anthology Scaling the Face of Reason. This was my first true accomplishment, and my first published work.

      Since then I have continued writing, and have had a few articles and a poem entitled A Letter to my Unborn Child published by Parents for Parents Magazine, and have authored 2 E-Books, The Common Man's Guide to Women as told by the Common Man, and this poetry book entitled Words Flow Eternal.

      Over the years I have penned many

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