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    Poetry tango to a 5 minute beat

    By J.M. Swan

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    About this ebook

    “Poetry tango to a 5 minute beat” is a collection of poems I have written since 2015.
    They are quick, reflect me in that moment, and I tried not to get constrained by anything when I wrote them. Their form is free flowing, always with some underlying thought or idea that might, or might not be clear or obscure. I have also added some longer poems that took me more than 5 minutes to write and some quotes from a man called Cycnus Nones.
    Last but not least I have included my warm-up exercises. Something I start my writing day with, to get my writing juices flowing. Some of them are now part of a book, others I just like how they came out, but they only live in solitude and in here for now.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherJ.M. Swan
    Release dateMay 12, 2016
    ISBN9781310094446
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    J.M. Swan

    J.M Swan, born in Sweden, he now lives in Romania with his wife. He does have a inner love for zombies, they are the living dead equivalent of a fluffy kitten to him. He has just released the free novel “The James Interlude”, that will be a part of his upcoming book “The Inept Zombie survivor”. He spends his time between writing, working as a translator, keeping his blog updated and wondering why the day is not longer.

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