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    Thought Provoking Poems Part 1
    Thought Provoking Poems Part 1
    Thought Provoking Poems Part 1
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    Thought Provoking Poems Part 1

    By James Penn

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    Here is part 1 of my series of poems that will inspire you as well as provoke you to think and reflect deeply. There is a message in each one of my poems and I please ask that you interpret them any way you see fit. Everybody will have a slightly different interpretation, which is fine because we are all unique individuals with our own unique perceptions on this magical journey we call life!

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherJames Penn
    Release dateMar 2, 2015
    ISBN9781311554888
    Thought Provoking Poems Part 1
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    James Penn

    Hello there my name is James Penn and I hope to provide you all with entertaining and resourceful material

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