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    Love and Other Things (Poetry, Prose & Lyrics)

    By Michael Tavon

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    A collection of poetry by author Michael Tavon
    Illustrations by Woe89s

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherMichael Tavon
    Release dateAug 7, 2017
    ISBN9781370487622
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    Love and Other Things (Poetry, Prose & Lyrics)
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    Michael Tavon

    Michael Tavon (1991) was born St. Petersburg, Florida to Michael & Desiree Patterson. Although Tavon and two sisters grew up in low income-crime driven neighborhoods his parents instilled the importance of goals, education, and the 'will-to-do-good' in their children. As a child he developed a likeness for literature and television. His first book,"Garage Band The Legend of Dookie Harris", was self-published in 2014. Tavon is currently pursuing his Bachelors degree in Creative writing and will be attending the University of Central Florida in 2018.

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