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    Pacific

    By Scott R. Welaert

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    Pacific is a poetic mix of Rent and Romeo and Juliet, where two star-crossed lovers, David and Marti, set out to fulfill their dying wish: see the Pacific Ocean. In his poetry collection, Scott R. Welvaert chronicles the pair's journey through the Black Hills, past Devil’s Tower, and to Cannon Beach. Before reaching their destination, they must first accept their fates and the past mistakes.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherFlat Sole Studio
    Release dateJan 25, 2009
    ISBN9780979308130
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    Pacific
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    Scott R. Welaert

    Scott R. Welvaert currently lives in Chaska, Minnesota, with his wife, two daughters, and dog named Sparrow. His poetry has been previously published in the Chiron Review, Cold Mountain Review, Rosebud, Birmingham Poetry Review, Valaparaiso Poetry Review and numerous other magazines and journals across the country. Scott has also written numerous children's books, and his most recent publications being a children's adventure series, which includes The Curse of the Wendigo and The Mosquito King.

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