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    Mixed Roots Poems
    Mixed Roots Poems
    Mixed Roots Poems
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    Mixed Roots Poems

    By Ezequiel Kratsman

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    What you would've done if you had the chance to read poems that come from a person's deepest feeling? Who wouldn't like to read poetry where people realize the poet writes verses that comes from his center? In this edition, the author writes poetry based on his thoughts and some experiences that touched the deepest and most sensitive root of his heart and soul. The reader will realize of the deep impact he felt when he went through them and even the humor when he uses his words.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherEzequiel David Publishing
    Release dateDec 12, 2020
    ISBN9781954314030
    Mixed Roots Poems
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    Ezequiel Kratsman

    Ezequiel Kratsman nació en Buenos Argentina, pero se mudó con su familia a Puerto Rico a muy temprana edad. En 2020, se mudó a Carolina del Sur, Estados Unidos. Cuando se mudó a Estados Unidos, decidió fundar su compañía auto-publicadora Ezequiel David Publishing y publicar sus siguientes libros a través de ella. Empezó a escribir a los 20 años como una forma de terapia para canalizar sus sentimientos y pensamientos por las experiencias que ha pasado. Con el pasar del tiempo, la escritura se convirtió en su pasión. Ezequiel Kratsman was born in Buenos Aires, Argentina, but moved to Puerto Rico with his family at a very young age. In 2020, he moved to South Carolina, USA. When to moved to the United States he decide to found his self-publishing company Ezequiel David Publishing and publish his next books through it. He started writing at the age of 20 as a form of therapy to canalize his thoughts and feelings due to experiences he went throught. As time went by, writing became his passion.

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      Mixed Roots Poems - Ezequiel Kratsman

      Prologue

      Every time I read a poem, I always have this thought on my mind: Every theme, every true event or mentioned feeling in a poem that’s a handkerchief of word, small or long, but always with something to express, something to say and send a message or with a desire to express what he feels. And he does it by writing the words from the root of his heart and soul. Just like in boxing and mixed martial arts, in the art of writing, you can even express your biggest anger and hate without needing to hit. You can express your feelings after going through some kind of experience. And knowing myself and the experiences I went through, I can express how I feel when I remember those experiences through this mean, one of the best ways to do it. That’s what I like about writing. When a person has an idea in his head, instead of saying it around, he can express through this art. Of course, you have to think the details and how to express them. When I started writing, that thought of me not making it to the top through writing started getting out my mind.

      When I wrote this poetry book, I realized something every person can see: With every theme, a person can become more aware of his qualities as a person and what he can do to improve them. He can also discover his weaknesses in his personality and what he can do to eliminate them or improve. With every mentioned theme, I’m sure of sending a clear message to society and do all the possible it’s positive. I also want to entertain the reader with several ways of expressions. All feelings will be expressed, including love. They can be expressed and shown with thousands of details. I hope you get entertained and enjoy them the way I did when I wrote them.

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      Index

      1. It will always be like this      9

      2. Heartbroken      10

      3. With my head high     12

      4. Ode to my punching bag    13

      5. What was the authority doing?   14

      6. On the court      15

      7. That summer     17

      8. My brother from another mother   19

      9. I’ll never leave you     20

      10. In the office     21

      11. You can count with me    22

      12. Her pearls      23

      13. Another sister     24

      14. Self-analyze      25

      15. Sad diamond     26

      16. Achilles heel     27

      17. Hurt jewel      28

      18. Favorite teacher     29

      19. Favorite target     30

      20. A hawk      31

      21. Battler      32

      22. Countdown     33

      23. The three wildcat girls    34

      24. Bewitched      36

      25. In the ring      37

      26. She wants to be loved    38

      27. Lost soul      39

      28. In a foreign country    40

      29. The lonely girl     41

      30. Travelling the miles alone    42

      31. Locked      43

      32. Ode to the speed bag    44

      33. A star I’ll take care of and adore   45

      34. That’s fine with me    46

      35. Stop acting now     47

      36. She never showed up    49

      37. You must get close to me    50

      38. Your false apologies    51

      39. Your false remorse    52

      40. The dawn in my soul    53

      41. The happiness in your heart   54

      42. Looking after you until the end   55

      43. Cornered      56

      44. In the hallway     57

      45. Approach me     58

      46. Impacted jaw     59

      47. At the shore     60

      48. In the classroom     61

      49. Sleepers in the classroom    62

      50. Sleeping beauties in the

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