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    Song of Songs
    Song of Songs
    Song of Songs
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    Song of Songs

    By F.L. Hamill

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    Through the travesties of war and separation, the soul attempts to reunite in Love with its beloved. Through the depths of despair and darkness the soul clings to the light of love. The union of the opposites being the quest of both male and female in Love.

    A Shakespearean narrative poem of the soul's struggles for union with its beloved. A tale of war, torment, inner peace and joy.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherF.L. Hamill
    Release dateApr 15, 2016
    ISBN9780473354596
    Song of Songs
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    F.L. Hamill

    Fleur Hamill is a spiritual mentor and author born in New Zealand and educated with a Master's Degree from Victoria University. At the age of 29 a profound spiritual awakening altered the course of her life and she spent many years integrating, understanding, and being guided into deeper transformation.With her crazy-wisdom poetics Fleur Hamill is author of a trinity of poem books including Song of the Nightingale, I AM, and The Fragrant Garden. Author of several children's books with spiritual themes she sees the importance of introducing and reminding children of their inherent spiritual nature.Her website Fleur Hamill DIVINE and Youtube Channel helps people to flower their consciousness and bring in a New Earth at a time when Transhumanism, the merging of technology with the human body, threatens to cut humanity off from their own innate super-intelligence and cause them to forget their true self and Divinity.

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      Song of Songs - F.L. Hamill

      SONG OF SONGS

      F. L. Hamill

      WESTBOURNE

      First Published 2016

      by Westbourne

      Wellington, New Zealand

      westbournepublishers@yahoo.com

      Cover Design & Photography by F.L. Hamill

      The right of F. L. Hamill to be identified as the author of this work in terms of Section 96 of the Copyright Act 1994 is hereby asserted.

      Copyright © by F. L. Hamill 2016

      All Rights Reserved.

      This book is a work of fiction. Names, characters, businesses, organizations, places, and events are either the product of the author’s imagination or are used fictitiously. Any resemblance to actual persons, living or dead, events or locales is entirely coincidental.

      ISBN: 978 0 473 35459 6

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