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"The Definitive Collection : June 2007 - October 2007 : Volume
Nine" was first published on
23 August 2010. ..............
Its size is approx. 14.8 cm (5 13/16") wide by
21.0 cm (8 5/16") long,
(also known as A5), and 11 mm (7/16") thick.
This volume contains 46 poems spread over 200 pages.
What appears below is the second part of the introduction from the book (please
note: the start of the introduction, which is common over most of
the books, can be read by clicking on the "About
this collection" link.
This volume was created from poems written during a period, when I
was writing at least one poem every day. I did this for over 1000
days.
A quick look at the contents of this volume reveals a possible
deeper reflection period of my daily poem ritual, and a few
surprises along the way. Many of the poems found here, end with a
challenge, a question, or an idea for you to consider. That is
probably the case, with every poem that I have written.
It is believed that there is something here for everyone. If not
now, then may be another day, another month, another year, even
another life. Which poems are for you? Now that is a question, that
only you can answer, and there is only one way to find out.
That is enough from me. It is hoped that you will find what follows
of value, of interest, and worth pausing and pondering.
I now invite you to read Volume Nine of “The Definitive Collection.”
Gary Dodd
July 2010
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Alphabetical list of the poems (Please note: it does NOT correspond to the order appearing in the book.) A Blue Moon A perfect sandwich A request of another A truck ahead Are they worth it? At a distance Before the trip Changing landscape Changing uniforms Crossing boundaries Crossing cultures Enabling your life Facing up Fighting the traffic Find your passion Friday the 13th Given a chance He continues I choose life In front of a mirror In one day Larger than life Looking outside Loose change Music for the soul On a journey Plans go asunder Recycled teenagers Red moon Setting a goal Signing a book Some will The ghost and the flu The power of one day The straw broom Tradition True to his character Unspoken thoughts Up to the challenge Visitor’s book Walking along What are you doing now? When technology works With a lion in his hands Without a name Your impact |
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