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    The Angry Poet

    By Jon Solis

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    Poetry, thoughts, ideas and philosophical content. Including edited monochrome photo art from galleries at my website.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherJon Solis
    Release dateDec 4, 2020
    ISBN9781005895884
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    The Angry Poet
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    Jon Solis

    Greetings.After various professions and jobs spanning five countries and two continents, learning additional languages and the travels I was fortunate enough to undertake; dedicating myself to inquiry, the written word, photography and the arts in general became a driving force.Producing stories both fictional and non fictional beyond the limits of genre boundaries became the most important pursuit. A personal necessity in part ignored due to the ebbs and flows of life.What tempered joy is life without story telling,captured images to inspire wonder, and with that,music and dance to flow into trance.

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