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17 poems for thinkers, pattern seekers, and dreamers of the Odd.  Apollo is the god of poetry as well as healing and diseases.  In the Iliad he uses his arrows to send a plague (λοιμός) to the Greeks, resulting in widespread suffering.  This is a book of poems which the author hopes will prove useful in giving the reader’s mind a rest during stressful times, through the transmission of thoughts clothed in mellifluous speech, while also helping him or her to view contemporary (and yet timeless) issues from a poetic standpoint, thus aiding in dealing with them.  They are written in a style meant to be pleasing, peppered with occasional, quotable word-play, and yet continually rewarding upon repeated readings, being powerful enough to lend themselves to multiple interpretations.

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