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    The Murmur in My Soul
    The Murmur in My Soul
    The Murmur in My Soul
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    The Murmur in My Soul

    By Eto & Cissy

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    Eto and Cissy, friends from across the waters, wish to share our passion for poetry with the world. We are inspired by our lives and circumstances, stories from friends, joy, pain and hope. Stories from our culture and traditions.

    Writing is self-expressions. Writing is new hope. Writing is our hearts. We hope that our words will touch hearts and give hope.

    The Murmur in my Soul is our first book. It is a short collection of poems. It explores emotions, beliefs, pain, love, but above all it gives hope to its readers. It seeks to empower souls, to believe that there is light after darkness.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherEto & Cissy
    Release dateAug 17, 2018
    ISBN9781370638840
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