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Boyhood and Other Short Poems
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Boyhood and Other Short Poems

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Bud Berger knows a thing or two about poetry since he has written over five hundred poems with almost eighty years of experience.

Boyhood and Other Short Poems explores the young-old, love-hate, punky-nice, skinny-fat, back to thin, and everything in between.

About the Author

Bud Berger was born on March 25, 1936, in Cleveland, Ohio. His mother was a housewife and father self-employed. He had one older brother. Just before his twentieth birthday, Bud joined the Army. Afterward he decided to move to south Florida, where he has lived ever since.

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Format
Paperback
Publisher
Dorrance Publishing Co.
Country
United States
Date
11 July 2016
Pages
68
ISBN
9781480932388

Bud Berger knows a thing or two about poetry since he has written over five hundred poems with almost eighty years of experience.

Boyhood and Other Short Poems explores the young-old, love-hate, punky-nice, skinny-fat, back to thin, and everything in between.

About the Author

Bud Berger was born on March 25, 1936, in Cleveland, Ohio. His mother was a housewife and father self-employed. He had one older brother. Just before his twentieth birthday, Bud joined the Army. Afterward he decided to move to south Florida, where he has lived ever since.

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Format
Paperback
Publisher
Dorrance Publishing Co.
Country
United States
Date
11 July 2016
Pages
68
ISBN
9781480932388