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    Museum of My Soul: Redux
    Museum of My Soul: Redux
    Museum of My Soul: Redux
    Audiobook2 hours

    Museum of My Soul: Redux

    Written by Dornel Phillips AKA D-Nice Keoma

    Narrated by Dornel Phillips AKA D-Nice Keoma

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    About this audiobook

    Redux has 30 more poems, reshaping the narrative created in the first book. This version tells a longer and more heartfelt story. Museum of The Soul is a collection of poems that tell a love story. These poems cover the real dynamics of romantic relationships, seen through my eyes. The title The Time IT Took originates from the time it took to put together a body such as this. The title also loosely represents my romantic relationship history. Museum of My Soul in that sense is a collection of artifacts (poems) from different periods of my life and relationships. The book still obliges to three exhibits set forth in the first book: Exhibit A: Falling, Exhibit B: Being broken, and Exhibit C: Ending
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherKeoma
    Release dateNov 13, 2023
    ISBN9798823492225
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