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    Craw

    By Ryan Bennie Lee

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    A short short surreal onomatopoeia poetry. The illustrating was also done by me. The crow is used as a strong depiction, as a symbolism. Reading this poem out loud is part of the fun, and is meant to be read out loud too.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherRyan Bennie Lee
    Release dateSep 13, 2012
    ISBN9781301892761
    Craw
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    Ryan Bennie Lee

    I am not the best proofreader, but I am a find damn writer. I am an even worst marketer. I have won rewards when I was younger in creative writing: Poetry and short stories. Having a background in Graphic and Web Design, and being an Artist helped in creating my own ebooks. From time to time, you will see some of my artwork displayed in the stories. Even sometimes the stories are based off of the paintings/drawings and flick muses that I come across. Even so I am not perfect, yet; I am still doing it. Improving slowly, but improving. That is one of the reasons why I started to publish my stories online. From doing so, it had forced me to polish my craft even more. "For I am human, I am ambiguous...." ~ RBLee So, I do hope you enjoyed in what is here. Thank you for the support: by viewing, by purchasing, by taking your time to look, and etc...

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