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    The Thirst (Part 1)
    The Thirst (Part 1)
    The Thirst (Part 1)
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    The Thirst (Part 1)

    By Patricia Pixie

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    Wetness can be found in many places, even between the lines of a text. Fill your mind and body with these four little poems that will make your body heat up. They are free, just like you. What are you waiting for?

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherPatricia Pixie
    Release dateNov 19, 2020
    ISBN9781005664084
    The Thirst (Part 1)
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    Patricia Pixie

    From Mexico City, to the whole world. I spend a lot of time posting random things on social media, but I always try to find some time to write.

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