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Things That Get You

Andrew Hubbard
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Pages
102
Year
2014
Language
English
Publisher
Interactive Press

About

Things That Get You is a philosophical approach to the essential questions of life. It dives into ideas of life and mortality and muses on the connections between humanity and nature.

Hubbard's poetry explores the importance of love and family in this modern world. He discusses what it means to be a father, a husband, and a man.

Hubbard's thoughtful approach and beautifully crafted verses paints a vivid landscape of the nature of life in mid-western America. Both rhythmic and free-flowing, this collection of poetry absorbs us into his world.

Hubbard helps us to contemplate what life truly means to us.

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