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    Sisters of a Wild Bouquet
    Sisters of a Wild Bouquet
    Sisters of a Wild Bouquet
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    Sisters of a Wild Bouquet

    By Kate Kinnear

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    SISTERS OF A WILD BOUQUET works to emphasize that life is duty-bound to strive, fail, and flourish. It endeavors to show that all creation is, if not its most beautiful-- certainly its most memorable when exhibiting undaunted spirit. Take a little walk here! Absorb a little sunshine, a bit of color. Cut a new path! Who knows where it might take you in that great arena of your mind!

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherKate Kinnear
    Release dateJun 2, 2016
    ISBN9781310140778
    Sisters of a Wild Bouquet
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    Kate Kinnear

    I have been writing poetry since I was six years old. Through the years I have had much poetry accepted in small press and have been the winner and runner-up in State and University competitions. I aspire for more poetry publication, and to have a novel published. .

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