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    52 Haiku
    52 Haiku
    52 Haiku
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    52 Haiku

    By Greg Schroeder

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    A small collection of haiku. Some have been published before, some see the light of day for the first time. They are a formal (and short) treatment of relationships both between people and within a person, beauty in the small things, the fabric of living.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherGreg Schroeder
    Release dateSep 14, 2013
    ISBN9781301188826
    52 Haiku
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    Greg Schroeder

    I have been writing since I learned how but only published my first collection of poems in 2012. Other published works include a long string of newspaper articles on youth soccer (club updates in the local paper), some historical articles on an online website now defunct, and three peer-reviewed scientific research papers from way back when I did primary research. There have been a few career changes - researcher, teacher, operations specialist, bookseller, and (currently) medical IT. There are also three fantastic children which give an entirely different perspective to life. I enjoy history, games, being outside, and quiet times.

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