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Circle of Light

A Book of Poems

Frank R. Zate
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Pages
282
Year
2018
Language
English
Publisher
Xlibris US

About

This book contains an abundance of poems excursively established as to temporal concomitance as each focus on an experiential, factual and/or fictive, and chaotic chronology. The poems within span from their ordered synchronicity of this random rendering of retrospection, and that includes one study that expounds upon the memories of my third year of development for its primordiality.

The poems are an intelligent design of philological and tristful awareness, and their poignancy and anamnestic flavor predisposed one to a certain empathy. Some other studies commend amorous or diurnal motifs, as well as pristine and contemporary communion of many. These reputable and oftentimes disparate approaches lend themselves to an intuitive vicariousness and equanimity. The poems in this anthology are idiopathic and bear little or no mutual relationship. Good reading.

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