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    The Poet and the Beauty

    By Courtney Asunmaa

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    Esmeralda and Violet are destined lovers that meet and start a whirlwind romance. Esmeralda is a poet and she is trying to finish her second poetry novel in time and has opened a bookstore/cafe with the money from her first published poetry novel. Violet is writing the musical notes to her second opera. They met unexpectedly out of a random occurrence and go down an journey of their romance. They run into the obstacle of one of the girls having trouble trusting the other, because of a past lover. They overcome this over time and nurturing each other. Their epic romance weaves a story that is beautiful and will stand the test of time. Where against all obstacles that come to their heart is where they overcome them and have true love. Everything about their romance is new to them and a wonder that they explore together. This is a movie script.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherLulu.com
    Release dateOct 27, 2018
    ISBN9781387523962
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