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Free Poetically

David W. Watkins
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Pages
134
Year
2023
Language
English
Publisher
Dorrance Publishing Company

About

What we learn from life, its loves, its dreams and stories, as filtered through our hearts can be exposed for others to see. Line by line, I live and write my own way to being, Free Poetically. Through a series of heartfelt and raw poetry, ranging from love, loss, God, man, and country, David W. Watkins walks us through his life in verses of prose. From the joy of being a grandparent, to love's heartbreak and ceaseless joy, his words are profound messages of a life lived, and what it means to be human. About the Author David W. Watkins likes to say he was educated by the United State Marine Corps, Jesus, a buckbrush, and a belt. He has been self-employed for over forty years and has been an eight-term elected official. A father and papa, he loves to tell jokes to his children and grandchildren. He says of himself, "I may not be the number-one perfect man, but I'm way ahead of whoever number two is."

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