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    SCENES: WE ARE THE SEA
    SCENES: WE ARE THE SEA
    SCENES: WE ARE THE SEA
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    SCENES: WE ARE THE SEA

    By James Williams

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    !! BIG CONCEPTS – HUGE MEANINGS !!
    !! A little pocket book of poems !!

    A nice poems books with topics of life, of feelings and emotions, of everyday life.
    They talk with deep meaning about love, complexity, human beings, the existence and purpose in life.

    The author is a civil engineer – architect from Greece.
    Most of his influences are from American poetry, ancient tales, religion, philosophy and humanistic values.
    It would be an honor for him to buy and read the book.
    Hope you ENJOY IT!!!!

    Thanks,
    James Williams
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherLulu.com
    Release dateMay 18, 2020
    ISBN9781716920837
    SCENES: WE ARE THE SEA
    Author

    James Williams

    Mindful Dad, Counsellor MBAC, parent mentor and author helping sensitive children to be better understood so they can thrive in our overwhelming world. High sensitivity has a massive impact on my family's life, and coming to understand the trait has transformed our lives – for the better. Before we understood high sensitivity we were bumbling about in the dark; now we're in the light.

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