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    The Matrix Of Death III: Loves Of The Dead
    The Matrix Of Death III: Loves Of The Dead
    The Matrix Of Death III: Loves Of The Dead
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    The Matrix Of Death III: Loves Of The Dead

    By Lex Taylor

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    The Matrix Of Death is a deep descent into death feelings. Also into other kind of feelings more fit for persons above the nominal six feet.

    Volume Three -- Loves Of The Dead

    Amorous poems on love and beauty, devotion, the heroic, pride, confidence and courage.

    Did you ever wonder about life beyond the grave? Now it's your time to get a glimpse into the other side!

    Allow Lex Taylor take you on a journey to the beyond without the necessity of, well? dying.

    The biggest concatenation of dark and bizarre views, thoughts and feelings about death in poetic form, by a single author, to date!

    This saga will relax you with more than two-hundred poems on death, featuring all sort of eldritch emotions and situations, presented in many different traditional poetic forms.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherLex Taylor
    Release dateMay 30, 2017
    ISBN9781370557226
    The Matrix Of Death III: Loves Of The Dead
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    Lex Taylor

    I'm thirty-five years old and I've been writing poetry since my teens. I was an active member of the ACiD computer art collective for four years and have been designing, publishing and writing in electronic form for around eighteen years.

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