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    In Absinthia
    In Absinthia
    In Absinthia
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    In Absinthia

    By Vincent Moore

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    In Absinthia is a collection of poetry. Vincent Moore pens his thoughts about many things and has a style all his own. Sometimes, he parties with words excessively and it becomes necessary to publish quickly lest his work be lost in the dark corners of his room or his mind. Not just another pretty mask with eloquent words, Vincent will lead you into mysterious worlds that are strange yet somehow familiar, worlds that will leave you unsettled and breathless for more.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherVincent Moore
    Release dateSep 10, 2011
    ISBN9781465986429
    In Absinthia
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    Vincent Moore

    Vincent Moore pens his thoughts about many things and has a style all his own. Sometimes, he parties with words excessively and it becomes necessary to publish quickly lest his work be lost in the dark corners of his room or his mind. Not just another pretty mask with eloquent words, Vincent will lead you into mysterious worlds that are strange yet somehow familiar, worlds that will leave you unsettled and breathless for more.He's been penning some of his work, waxing poetic on many things and developing his own style.Like most who are in the world for the first time on their own, he partied with words excessively and ended up with a few new friends and a hangover.So without further adieu I give you Vincent a man from somewhere of long ago. Birth Place

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