Ebook {Epub PDF} Where We Might Have Been by Don Coles

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Don Coles Trade paperback ISBN US $ Canadian Customers CDN $ Where We Might Have Been Don Coles Trade paperback ISBN Don Coles. Donald L. Coles (Ap – Novem) was a Canadian poet and novelist. He won the Governor General's Award for English poetry for his collection Forests of the Medieval World and the Trillium Book Award in for his collection Kurgan. He was born on Ap, in Woodstock, Ontario. Don Coles's prime concern has long been the perplexing passage of time, and in his new collection of poems, Where We Might Have Been, that concern has intensified. Time deepens as we age, and it.