Poetry

Moments Are Butterflies: A Poetry Collection

By Paul Haedo

A collection of 25 poems moving across different subjects and forms, including rhyme and free verse. Moments Are Butterflies offers a varied route through Paul Haedo’s poetry, with pieces on love, solitude, fear, joy, and the fleeting moments of life.

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Poetry
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Poetry collection

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Choose this collection for a varied introduction to Haedo’s poetry rather than one continuous narrative. Its listed subjects range across feelings and the passage of experience.

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The catalogue describes twenty-five poems using both rhyme and free verse. Each poem invites its own reading pace.

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  • Haedian Poetry: Volume One

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Supplied manuscript: 6,719 extracted words. This describes the supplied text, not a verified count for every retail edition.

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