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    Thoughts of a Spoken Poet

    By Joaquin Capehart

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    About this ebook

    This is a book that touches upon many different topics through the wonderful art of poetry. The poems that are included in this book range from politics to love,it also has some urban and faith related pieces. I hope this book is read by everyone,but especially people who are just beginning to read poetry. Another reason I wrote this book is because when I'm no longer here, I can live on through my writings.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherAuthorHouse
    Release dateFeb 16, 2011
    ISBN9781456713478
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    Thoughts of a Spoken Poet
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    Joaquin Capehart

    Joaquin Capehart, A Queens New York Native is entering the world of book writing. The author has been writing since 11 years old and believes poetry to be his therapy. Joaquin writes about his experiences as well as the experiences of others; therefore it is real and from the heart. Enjoy and indulge in the Thoughts Of A Spoken Poet.

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