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    Something I Wrote the Other Day
    Something I Wrote the Other Day
    Something I Wrote the Other Day
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    Something I Wrote the Other Day

    By Jason Micheal Dunn

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    The last book in a series of creative writing experiments that sought to clear up the clutter of poetical and existential impetus. Containing experimental essays, slice of life short stories, contemplative poetry, and cathartic illustrations. It reads like an art gallery, confronting, baffling, disturbing and beautiful. Something I Wrote the Other Day is a poet's shrine to the creative spirit.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherJason Micheal Dunn
    Release dateDec 6, 2014
    ISBN9781311992635
    Something I Wrote the Other Day
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    Jason Micheal Dunn

    Hiding in plain sight, behind a smile, weaving through fallen beams of sunshine surfing sidewalk, etching the ineffable along the edge of scintillating sea."Yeah, I love the beach, listening to music, my second favorite color is teal."I'm alive. I'm dying.

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