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    Visit to Vienna: Pics and Poems
    Visit to Vienna: Pics and Poems
    Visit to Vienna: Pics and Poems
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    Visit to Vienna: Pics and Poems

    By Samuel T Leumas

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    Pics can show the beauty of our world and our culture. Poems can be its reflection, encouraging thoughts.
    The pics and poems presented here result from a visit to Vienna. It's the moment that counts. It gives momentum to our life. You are invited to come, see, read, and experience views, impressions and ideas that come along with them. Enjoy both the photographic art and the short encouraging poems, make the pics and poems come alive as a reader.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherBooks on Demand
    Release dateJan 23, 2020
    ISBN9783750447547
    Visit to Vienna: Pics and Poems
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    Samuel T Leumas

    Samuel T Leumas is a neurologist with both a clinical and research interest. Life is primarily personal. By his professional background Samuel T Leumas knows well about desires, chances and limitations of mankind. Perception, thoughts and reasoning, emotions, and behavior are all embedded in our humanity. Perceiving and reflecting the world and oneself opens our view for the richness of our opportunities.

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