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    The Poems Choose Me
    The Poems Choose Me
    The Poems Choose Me
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    The Poems Choose Me

    By Kristy Rulebreaker

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    This is the first poetry collection by Kristy Rulebreaker. It contains 100 selected short poems created in 2014. Happy, angry, sad or funny they cover many topics, like: love, art, fear, courage, greed, justice...

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherKristy Rulebreaker
    Release dateNov 4, 2014
    ISBN9781310803871
    The Poems Choose Me
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    Kristy Rulebreaker

    Kristy Rulebreaker is a pen name of Croatian poet who started to write poetry seriously at the beginning of 2014. At the same time, she started to publish many of her poems on her blog. At the end of the same year she published her first book "The Poems Choose Me". At the beginning of 2015 some of her poems are published in anthology "Mirrored Voices: Best New Poets" along with 20 other poets.

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