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    Wanderlust: Hours of the Day

    By Luann Jung

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    About this ebook

    Wanderlust - Hours of the Day Edition.
    A collection of 24 poems from Luann Jung, one per hour of the day. Warning: poems range from sad to happy to free-verse to rhyming to violent to just plain weird. Prepare for the Wanderlust poetry experience.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherLuann Jung
    Release dateJul 20, 2013
    ISBN9781301347872
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    Wanderlust: Hours of the Day
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    Luann Jung

    I am: a writer, a reader, a singer, a swimmer. A creator, a maker, a go to bed late-er. An artist, a dreamer, a coffee with creamer; a poet, a know-it, a low-lit . . . old light bulb. I am: an explorer . . . who's border . . . is way past the sky. I will escape. I am escaping. I have escaped. ☺ "Last night, I dreamt of going on an impossible journey through a perilously beautiful world. Oh, and I fell in love along the way." - Luann Jung There are two sides to my card. One is black. One is white. The card flips every now and then. Sometimes the card flips so fast it gets ripped. Sometimes people come and tape it back up. But even then, the rip is still there. My name is Luann Jung, and most people can't pronounce my name (I don't know why). I turned 12 years old this year on March 25. I'm about 5'3. Soon, I will start 8th grade. I guess you could say I'm smart; I skipped a grade, am in the Gifted program, and qualify for national recognition based on my 7th grade SAT scores. I'm Asian but was born in the USA. My mom is Chinese and my dad is Korean. I'm on a swim team (have practice everyday for 1.5 hours, weekends too), I like to run, I play soccer for fun, and I have played the flute for 3 years. I have a dog and two cats. I spend lots of time on the computer; writing, reading, and editing graphics. I make websites, book covers, compose music, and do lots of other things!

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