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    Butterflies Between Expression And Reality Poems
    Butterflies Between Expression And Reality Poems
    Butterflies Between Expression And Reality Poems
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    Butterflies Between Expression And Reality Poems

    By Nunzia Castaldo

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    Butterflies are enchanting insects known and loved for their brightly colored wings, for the harmonious flight from flower to flower and for what they have always symbolized: eternity and change.
    The collection of poems Farfalle Between Expression and Reality is a set of poems in which reflections and sensations of what one sees or imagines are expressed, communication of details of life, perception of beauty and affinity between the human being and the nature of butterflies.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherNunzia Castaldo
    Release dateJun 16, 2015
    ISBN9781310474170
    Butterflies Between Expression And Reality Poems
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    Nunzia Castaldo

    Sono nata a Bologna in Italia. Mi sono laureata in Pedagogia con indirizzo psicologico, sono stata docente per molti anni. Amo leggere e scrivere di poesia e racconti, amo fotografare dettagli di realtà e rielaborarli al computer. Amo scrivere per Smashwords, molti miei testi sono passati negli anni attraverso il suo catalogo che aggiorno. Grazie Smashwords.

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