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    Sand In The Wind
    Sand In The Wind
    Sand In The Wind
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    Sand In The Wind

    By M.T. Dismuke

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    We all are many things throughout our life times, and the author M.T. Dismuke represents this very well in this wonderful song/poem. Each verse of the poem represents a window of time followed by a chorus which represents leaving the past behind and moving on into a new era, however grim or prosperous it may be.

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    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherM.T. Dismuke
    Release dateOct 18, 2011
    ISBN9781465719539
    Sand In The Wind
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    M.T. Dismuke

    "The only freedom you truly have is in your mind, so use it." - M.T. DismukeM.T. Dismuke is an American Thriller Author born in Vicenza Italy. He's now lived in Colorado for over 35 years and has studied Electronics, Software and Industrial Engineering. He began writing at a very young age which included interactive stories, computer games, campfire tales, and short stories. After receiving his college degree, he focused more on writing. In 2003 he wrote his first novel the Necro Device which later would become his first published novel in 2011. He prefers to write in present tense and leads with action over narrative.Crypto donations on Free downloads go to Riott/MT and are greatly appreciated:Bitcoin: 3NB8ifH3nLdthJ4wvhMT4SHSq294oTCqaHDoge: DGDJupRwD12C2AXhCgSCBrqCLU8LSyPSuCEmail: riott_night@yahoo.com

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