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    Poems and Tales of Love and Such.
    Poems and Tales of Love and Such.
    Poems and Tales of Love and Such.
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    Poems and Tales of Love and Such.

    By Ellen Dudley

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    Poems and Tales of Love, Joy, Hope, Sadness, Loss, Hints of Murder. Updated Nursery Rhyme.
    To love poetry in its infinite forms, one has to understand it, as in my view one has to use the right word, that one word that expresses the exact meaning. You might get away with it in writing a comment on a blog site, but with poetry, it has to be that one word, made up of little black figures that when set out in the right order enchant the reader, bring forth joy, excite the imagination, sadden them to tears, shock, titillate and always leave the reader wanting more.
    Rebecca Taylor-Suljic 2017.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherXinXii
    Release dateMar 15, 2018
    ISBN9783961424832
    Poems and Tales of Love and Such.
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    Ellen Dudley

    The author Ellen Dudley lives with her husband and two small daughters in a small town in Germany near the Dutch border after writing, co-writing and editing over forty books of different genres with her father, author Thomas Jason Edison. The genres are: Fantasy. Science-Fiction. Science-Fiction-Fantasy. Crime Thrillers, and tales of the Holocaust.

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      Poems and Tales of Love and Such. - Ellen Dudley

      Poems and Tales of love and Such.

      By

      Ellen Dudley

      and

      Thomas Jason Edison.

      Copyright © 2010 Ellen Dudley and Thomas Jason Edison.

      BeccaMina@t-online.de

      Published 2017 by T. J Edison and E. Dudley.

      E-Book ISBN: 978-3-96142-483-2

      GD Publishing Ltd. & Co KG, Berlin

      E-Book Distribution: XinXii

      www.xinxii.com

      The authors and designer assert their moral right under the Copyright, Designs and Patents Act, 1988, to be identified as the authors and designer of these works.

      All Rights reserved. No part of these publications may be reproduced, copied, stored in a retrieval system, or transmitted, in any form or by any means (electronic, mechanical, photocopying, recording, or otherwise) without the prior written consent of both the copyright holder, and the above publisher and designer of this book, nor be otherwise circulated in any form of binding or cover other than that in which it is published and without a similar condition being imposed on the subsequent purchaser.

      ******

      To love poetry in its infinite forms, one has to understand it, as in my view one has to use the right word, that one word that expresses the exact meaning. You might get away with it in writing a comment on a blog site, but with poetry, it has to be that one word, made up of little black figures that when set out in the right order enchant the reader, bring forth joy, excite the imagination, sadden them to tears, shock, titillate and always leave the reader wanting more.

      Rebecca Taylor-Suljic 2017.

      Table of Contents

      How far.

      Memories.

      Love’s Butterflies.

      Life.

      A HORSE WALKING BACKWARDS.

      Little Red and Ol’ Big Ears.

      A (NOT SO) HORRIBLE TALE.

      For Queen and Country.

      Memories from hurricane Alley.

      Something to frighten the children with.

      Triple Blow.

      Waiting.

      Prayers.

      Fire.

      If I had the Power.

      Pure Fictional Murder.

      Black.

      Always a Princess.

      How far.

      How would I measure my love for you, he said when I asked him.

      He pointed to the heavens, the stars twinkling with perpetuity

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