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    Seeds Of Thought
    Seeds Of Thought
    Seeds Of Thought
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    Seeds Of Thought

    By Yuukishoumi Tetsuwankou Kouseifukuya

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    Seeds of thought is the first poetry-ebook of the author Yuukishoumi Tetsuwankou Kouseifukuya. Cinquain, haiku, sonnet and free-verse were used by Kouseifukuya. The Author's own art and fotos accompany the poems.

    Nature, the human mind, human interaction and society are favourite topics of this author.

    "I dedicate this book to my friends and family that inspired and supported me.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherYuukishoumi Tetsuwankou Kouseifukuya
    Release dateSep 7, 2014
    ISBN9781311085290
    Seeds Of Thought
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    Yuukishoumi Tetsuwankou Kouseifukuya

    I love to write. I spend most of my time writing and painting. A new day to come who knows where all the paths lead to many nosy eyes looking into accounts that are not their own wordpress to come soon as soon as all eyes decide to stop stalking others hate will rise if some don't respect privacy nobody wants to be a person of class neither a person of interest but a person respected and treated like a human being rather than an animal on the hunt

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