Poems for the Dumb (eBook, ePUB) - Parkhurst, Andrew
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Poems for the Dumb is a collection of poetry from youth and hurled into normalcy. As normal as normal can be. My life is influenced by several writers and poets. Hell, I even named my kid after fictional character Henry Chinaski- brought to life in the pages of the poet Charles Bukowski. Life is grit. We get over it. Some of us sooner than others. I'd like to introduce you into a collection of wonder, politics, and characters that should never be left to roam your streets. The dumb are all around. If you are playfully dumb this may be the book for you. If you are not, you might not be as smart as you think you are.…mehr

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Poems for the Dumb is a collection of poetry from youth and hurled into normalcy. As normal as normal can be. My life is influenced by several writers and poets. Hell, I even named my kid after fictional character Henry Chinaski- brought to life in the pages of the poet Charles Bukowski. Life is grit. We get over it. Some of us sooner than others. I'd like to introduce you into a collection of wonder, politics, and characters that should never be left to roam your streets. The dumb are all around. If you are playfully dumb this may be the book for you. If you are not, you might not be as smart as you think you are.

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Autorenporträt
Andrew Parkhurst is a creative type who thrives on writing and photography. He enjoys capturing the weird and wonderful, mundane and meaningless, and dumb and delightful. He grew up across the street from a park in Lexington, Nebraska and now lives in Omaha with his family.