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    My First Song of the Love and Death
    My First Song of the Love and Death
    My First Song of the Love and Death
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    My First Song of the Love and Death

    By Harry Hykko

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    When I watch TV I will anxious. The memories of the war. I am anxious about this world where I live. This song is about that.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherHarry Hykko
    Release dateAug 13, 2012
    ISBN9781476012438
    My First Song of the Love and Death
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    Harry Hykko

    Harry Hykko is an accomplished writer and storyteller, born in 1953 in a quaint and humble village. Their early years were marked by simplicity and close connection to nature, as their home was devoid of modern luxuries. In the days of 1953, cars, tractors, mopeds, and motorbikes were distant concepts, and the absence of phones and televisions created a world that thrived on human interaction and imagination.Growing up with just a single horse, four cows, and a dozen chickens, Harry Hykko and his family found solace and inspiration in the serene beauty of rural life. Amidst the idyllic landscapes, they nurtured a love for storytelling, weaving tales that transported them and their listeners to far-off places and enchanting adventures.As he embarked on his writing journey, Harry Hykko drew from his childhood experiences and deep appreciation for nature to infuse his stories with rich imagery and a sense of wonder. His unique perspective, shaped by a simpler time, enriches his narratives with a profound understanding of the human spirit and the world around us.Today, Harry Hykko continues to captivate readers with his compelling narratives that celebrate the magic of life and the enduring power of the imagination. Through his writings, he invite readers to embrace the beauty of simplicity, the wonders of the natural world, and the timeless allure of storytelling.Join Harry Hykko on a journey through the realms of his imagination, where tales come alive, dreams take flight, and the echoes of a bygone era resonate in every word. Step into the world of Harry Hykko's storytelling and discover the timeless magic of his words.

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