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    My Poetry "What I Wrote"
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    My Poetry "What I Wrote"
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    My Poetry "What I Wrote"

    By Graeme Taylor

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    About this ebook

    Second Edition
    I decided to re-publish my Poetry Book as I wasn’t happy with the layout of the First Edition. The poems that were in the First Edition are in here with additional poems not previously published.
    This book represents my sense of humour and the romantic in me, I apologise in advance if it offends anyone it is not my intention.
    There are swear words and references to sex but, it is mostly just humour and there to be enjoyed.
    Any similar reference to anyone is purely coincidental .Enjoy
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherGraeme Taylor
    Release dateFeb 13, 2013
    ISBN9780957530133
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    My Poetry "What I Wrote"
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    Graeme Taylor

    Graeme Taylor spent twenty-one years working as a paramedic in BC. After retiring from the British Columbia Ambulance Service, he completed a PhD. He is also the author of Evolution’s Edge: The Coming Collapse and Transformation of Our World (New Society, 2008). Dr. Taylor currently lives and works in Brisbane, Australia.

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