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I Dream of A'maresh

A Post-Nuclear Tragedy

de Allen F. McNair

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This is my story of the lovely A'maresh and her tragic end at the guile of Pan Do Rae. It comes from a particular dream that I had as a junior in high school. The Village Seers Council welcomes the alien visitor A'maresh as one of their own. She falls in love with the heroic Man Do Lin and they sire the gracious As'gareth. Their daughter's Life Mate Journey uncovers the good Da Vid Son. Together, they struggle through the loss of the beloved heroine, A'maresh. I have written this epic poem for your entertainment and I hope to reach a wide audience. My friends have read it and delighted in the story. I hope that I can grow from self-publishing to a major publication some day. Enjoy my story of a world where life is more spiritual and people who have telepathic powers serve their fellow humans. Unfortunately, there are people who masquerade as good when they are actually evil. You will no doubt cheer the good people and pity the bad ones.
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  • Categoría principal: Literatura y ficción
  • Características: Vertical estándar, 20×25 cm
    N.º de páginas: 142
  • Fecha de publicación: ene. 18, 2013
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ThePoet23
Allen McNair
Chicago, Illinois, U. S. A.

I am a self-taught artist and poet who is inspired daily by the wonders of life around me, my present and past experiences, and both the inner and outer beauty of all women. I am a published poet in the Journal of Ordinary Thought through the Neighborhood Writing Alliance here in Chicago. The Journal of Ordinary Thought has published four poems—By the Roaring Fire, The Waves of Change, Under Construction and You’re Gone, Kit Kat, You’re Gone. The Winter 2012 issue, “I Believed Every Word: JOT Writers on Urban Legends…” includes my essay, Harry Potter and My Brother’s Spirit. The next issue, "Open Gate," includes my poem, One of Those Rare Dads. I love watching science fiction, fantasy, and action in movies and reading those genres in literature in my spare time. I live in a one bedroom apartment in Chicago with my 2 year-old white and ginger cat, Butterscotch. Previously, I had a black and white long-haired cat named Kit Kat, who lived to be 20 years old.

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