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Denisa Stanislav is, in my opinion, a very talented poetess, who derives great pleasure in creating beautiful poems for people who have influenced her own life greatly.
I count myself very lucky to have been included within these sanctified corners of her creative mind. This collection of poems, dedicated to the likes of Geoffrey Everitt; George Michael; Steve Brown and, my good friend, Connie Francis, is just sublime. My respect and admiration for Denisa is boundless.
Continued success, Denisa, from your greatest fan.
LES REED OBE FCL (London)
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