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    Angeliad 2009-1 Labyrinth Of Your Heart
    Angeliad 2009-1 Labyrinth Of Your Heart
    Angeliad 2009-1 Labyrinth Of Your Heart
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    Angeliad 2009-1 Labyrinth Of Your Heart

    By Surazeus Astarius

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    Labyrinth Of Your Heart is a collection of narrative poems written in 2009 from the epic tale Angeliad of Surazeus. These narrative poems explore a wide variety of stories and themes in the human experience from when First Mother rose singing in Lake of Dreams and taught us how to sing the visions of our hearts to share with others what we learned.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherSurazeus Astarius
    Release dateJan 26, 2010
    Angeliad 2009-1 Labyrinth Of Your Heart
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    Surazeus Astarius

    Surazeus Astarius is an epic poet and cartographer.

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