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    Musings of Death - Tiny Thoughts: Spiritual philosophy, #5
    Musings of Death - Tiny Thoughts: Spiritual philosophy, #5
    Musings of Death - Tiny Thoughts: Spiritual philosophy, #5
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    Musings of Death - Tiny Thoughts: Spiritual philosophy, #5

    By William O'Brien

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    Musings of Death - Tiny Thoughts is a short collection of contemplations to peruse. 

    Constructed in a simple style, 'Musings of Death' is an interesting group of poems making this little book attractive and thought provoking. 
    A quick-to-read book touching some aspects of life that one may encounter. The writing is philosophical and spiritual in nature with gentle layering to stimulate the mind. 
    Take a light few moments to help connect with your life again.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherWilliam O'Brien
    Release dateFeb 11, 2016
    ISBN9781524273545
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