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    The Agony of Life: Poetry, #2
    The Agony of Life: Poetry, #2
    The Agony of Life: Poetry, #2
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    The Agony of Life: Poetry, #2

    By N.K. Aning

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     They were there in the beginning and will be there long after we are gone. Love and pain from losing a loved one. An epithet of heartfelt emotions.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherN.K. Aning
    Release dateJun 23, 2019
    ISBN9781393712541
    The Agony of Life: Poetry, #2
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    N.K. Aning

    N.K. Aning is the author of more than ten books. Do you enjoy fantasy? Then N.K Aning is your one stop for all your books. Do you enjoy poetry? Dazzle your mind with collections of poetry from N. K. Aning. Do you have kids? Then N K. Aning has you sorted. Delve  into his fantasy books for kids. Whatever your taste, N.K. Aning has a book for your taste. He enjoys reading all things mystery, supernatural, fantasy and detective novels. N. K. Aning enjoys watching and reviewing some of his favourite movies.

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    The Agony of Life - N.K. Aning

    The Agony of Life

    Poetry, Volume 2

    N.K. Aning

    Published by N.K. Aning, 2019.

    While every precaution has been taken in the preparation of this book, the publisher assumes no responsibility for errors or omissions, or for damages resulting from the use of the information contained herein.

    THE AGONY OF LIFE

    First edition. June 23, 2019.

    Copyright © 2019 N.K. Aning.

    ISBN: 978-1393712541

    Written by N.K. Aning.

    Also by N.K. Aning

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    Pierce and the Fallen Gods

    The legend of Pierce and Peter :The Dawn

    A God's Dying Breath

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    In Her Eyes

    The Agony of Life

    A Memory of Death

    The Pain of Life

    Short Stories

    The Bronze Man's Secret

    Jack and God

    Jason And The Great Dragon

    The State

    First Contact

    The Agony of a

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