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    Real World Poetry Book Three
    Real World Poetry Book Three
    Real World Poetry Book Three
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    Real World Poetry Book Three

    By Norris Ray Peery

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    Real World Poetry Book Three is a continuation of the style of poems of my first two poetry books. Some few of these poems have appeared as prose embedded within the text of some of my other writings. Again, the mood of these poems is intended to address the lack of objective truth within many of the world's major philosophies, and to call attention to hidden seeds, which will eventually, upon germination, determine both our near and distant futures. Some of these poems may seem overly grating, but their purpose is to awaken those few readers to the perils of worshiping forever, without reflective thought, those philosophies and mythologies, whose messages should have long ago crumbled from lack of any supportive substance and from their old, very old, age.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisheriUniverse
    Release dateOct 19, 2007
    ISBN9780595917310
    Real World Poetry Book Three
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    Norris Ray Peery

    My formal educational background is in mathematics, analog and digital electronics, computer design and programming. I am deeply in love with all of the arts and sciences.

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      Real World Poetry Book Three - Norris Ray Peery

      REAL WORLD POETRY

      BOOK THREE

      Norris Ray Peery

      iUniverse, Inc.

      New York Lincoln Shanghai

      Contents

      Our Future

      None of You

      The Bed

      Gold

      I Will Love You

      Symbols and Dreams

      The Fat

      The Captive

      Freedom

      Diversity

      Our Time

      Stubborn Ignorance

      We

      It Came to Be

      Land of the Blind

      The Swamps

      Future Landscape

      Beneath It All

      Desert of Loss

      Ignore

      The Cage

      Lover

      The Bowels of Lovers

      The Curse

      Fantasies and Fairytales

      Foxhole

      REAL WORLD POETRY

      BOOK THREE

      Copyright © 2007 by Norris Ray Peery

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