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    A Brief Introduction to Jack Reeling: Sonnets for folks who are "always reeling."
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    A Brief Introduction to Jack Reeling: Sonnets for folks who are "always reeling."

    By Josh Limesand

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    A small collection of sonnets written by Jack Reeling discussing his various thoughts and ideas about the world. Jack waxes a little political, a little satirical, a little emotional, and a little spiritual as he explains why his mind is never at ease with the state of the world. With references to the fantastical and a few old masters, Jack Reeling introduces himself as a man who's mind is "always reeling," and as someone who constantly ponders what it means to exist as a human. These sonnets are to be taken as one man's honest view of the world, and are subject to change in the future. This is only the second time the public has seen Jack Reeling, and it hopefully will not be the last time. Enjoy, hate, agree, disagree, and feel free to critique. Jack invites you inside his reeling mind, and encourages you to do a little reeling of your own.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherJosh Limesand
    Release dateJan 7, 2015
    ISBN9781310135057
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    A Brief Introduction to Jack Reeling: Sonnets for folks who are "always reeling."
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    Josh Limesand

    I am a teacher who believes that I have something positive to offer each of my students. I love both the English and Spanish languages equally, and that expressing myself in said languages is something I value greatly. I am a mature adult in most matters that require a certain level of maturity, but I prefer to indulge in various immature endeavors as well. I believe that imagination is important and that everyone should work to always entertain their imagination's desires. I am currently working on a novel that I started in 2008, but have yet to finish due to laziness, inopportune moments of inspiration, and living a substantially busy life. I am trying my hand at a genre I love, fantasy, and my only real goal is to get something in print. I started this novel writing for my own purposes, and I would like to finish the process in that way as well. If I make a few bucks along the way I will undoubtedly be pleased, but to me that is not the reason to write. Last but not least, I am madly in love with my fiance and am very grateful that I've found the love of my life. She and I are to be married in August 2015, and I get more excited the closer the date gets. I wish the best to any and all people who follow their passions in life, and in the words of one of my best friends J.R.B. "May your pen always write true."

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