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    Beyond
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    Beyond
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    Beyond

    By Famous-Isaacs Ogadu

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    Beyond the horizon when the light has fallen behind is when love – beyond words, beyond this beyond; beyond imagination – takes a step away.

    This collection of micro poetry will leave you beyond imagination as hope travels across the streets to you, and what is the end is just the beginning. It is beyond this Beyond.

    Famous Isaacs has shown that there is no end to anything, beyond everything is something good, some hope, light at the end of the proverbial tunnel.

    Beyond is the book you should read.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherMystery Publishers
    Release dateOct 19, 2016
    ISBN9781370692033
    Beyond
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    Famous-Isaacs Ogadu

    Famous Isaacs is an Abuja-based Nigerian documentary photographer specializing in wedding and portrait photography. He is also a poet, public speaker, transporter, and aspiring filmmaker. Author of two published collections of poetry, ONE DAY IN THE FAILING LIGHT OF DUSK (2013), and BEYOND (2015), his works have been published in Saraba magazine, Lawino magazine, Poetic Justnes, andBrittle Paper, amongst others.

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