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    Fate: a collection of poems
    Fate: a collection of poems
    Fate: a collection of poems
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    Fate: a collection of poems

    By Lenora Popa

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    A collection of free form poems. They are on a variety of themes, but still reflect on the concept of fate.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherLenora Popa
    Release dateNov 25, 2012
    ISBN9781301643837
    Fate: a collection of poems
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    Lenora Popa

    I write a wide variety of things. Poetry, sci fi, fantasy, YA, historical adcenture, scripts, and things that don't quite fit anywhere else. Google my name, or type it into any webseach opage to find several litings of my publication.

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