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    A breath of wind
    A breath of wind
    A breath of wind
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    A breath of wind

    By Una Reinman

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    Would you come with me
    in the evening
    to look at the red moon
    on the blanket to sit next to me
    A glass of bubbling to enjoy
    Fall in love with summer nights

    Una Reinman
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherBooks on Demand
    Release dateMay 25, 2020
    ISBN9789528077749
    A breath of wind
    Author

    Una Reinman

    Una Reinman is a dreamer from Finland. She loves the nature and small special moments, trees, water, animals, flower petals... As a child, highly sensitive and introverted Una Reinman started writing poems, which were presented at the school and sent to the newspapers. Una Reinman continued writing poetry after a break when her children grew up and moved out.

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