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    20 Poems About Nothing
    20 Poems About Nothing
    20 Poems About Nothing
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    20 Poems About Nothing

    By Anthony Barbaria

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    This small collection of short poetry covers such things as the lust to create to the lust for a woman and down to the events of a childhood bully. It is poems about nothing, but is it? Interconnected in random prose some rhymes and some not, to make you think and ponder meaning. These poems are for everyone who has a heart... and robots too.

    I am an artist and am trying to raise funds for an art gallery that would also double as a social and community hub as well. The goal is to be able to have a place where new aspiring artist and writers can share their work freely. Purchasing this ebook is a step towards making that happen.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherAnthony Barbaria
    Release dateJun 20, 2013
    ISBN9781301926107
    20 Poems About Nothing
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    Anthony Barbaria

    Anthony Barbaria is an Artist, Musician and Author from San Jose, California. He loves the weird, odd and strange. His stories and work delve into the realms of science fiction, metaphysics and subversive cultures. From UFOs to Time Travel, Alternate Dimensions and high strange, he will explore it in his work.Most of his books are meant to be short reads. They are for everyone, but also have been tailored for the person on the go. Read them on your commute, break or just as a quick bit of entertainment before bed.

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