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    For the Love of Audrey Hepburn & Many Others: a collection of poems
    For the Love of Audrey Hepburn & Many Others: a collection of poems
    For the Love of Audrey Hepburn & Many Others: a collection of poems
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    For the Love of Audrey Hepburn & Many Others: a collection of poems

    By Martin Lee Bailey

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    This is a collection of poems that celebrates the moods and landscapes of mind and vision. It is a journey of physical and mental discovery. Sometimes serious, sometimes whimsical, but always sincere.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherMartin Lee Bailey
    Release dateAug 9, 2012
    ISBN9781476003757
    For the Love of Audrey Hepburn & Many Others: a collection of poems
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    Martin Lee Bailey

    I'm just a regular fella from a northern town. I like a drink and good music. My influences are Ray Davies, Pete Townshend, Zombie movies, beer, and rum & black. I like foreign food and foreign films and the good old village green...

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      For the Love of Audrey Hepburn & Many Others - Martin Lee Bailey

      For the Love of Audrey Hepburn and Many Others

      A collection of poems

      By Martin Lee Bailey

      Smashwords Edition

      PUBLISHED BY

      Martin Lee Bailey

      Copyright © 2012 Martin Lee Bailey

      Smashwords Edition, License Notes

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