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    Even the Milky Way is Undocumented
    Even the Milky Way is Undocumented
    Even the Milky Way is Undocumented
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    Even the Milky Way is Undocumented

    Written by Amy Shimshon-Santo

    Narrated by Amy Shimshon-Santo

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    Amy Shimshon-Santo's EVEN THE MILKY WAY IS UNDOCUMENTED is a testament to the lost, the loved, the courageous. Each poem is the past and the future. Each page turns for those built by families that span political borders -- families that see borders as nothing more than lines drawn by an invisible hand that's long forgotten that we belong to the earth and not the other way around.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherUnsolicited Press
    Release dateSep 22, 2020
    ISBN9781094202181

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