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    Between Lost and Found and Infinite
    Between Lost and Found and Infinite
    Between Lost and Found and Infinite
    Audiobook3 hours

    Between Lost and Found and Infinite

    Written by Kathy Kimbray

    Narrated by Amelie Edwards

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    About this audiobook

    Between Lost and Found and Infinite is a collection of sixty poems divided into three parts.

    Lost explores the futility of unhappy endings.

    Found injects hope into despair, rising with beautiful promise.

    Infinite lingers on the wonders of life and reflects on the sweetness of the universe.

    With themes of memory, grief, self-discovery, relationships, and longing, this is a compilation to savor and cherish.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherKathy Kimbray
    Release dateJun 6, 2022
    ISBN9781667012964
    Between Lost and Found and Infinite

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