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    A Chaotic World
    A Chaotic World
    A Chaotic World
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    A Chaotic World

    By Sky Boivin

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    The 24th collection of poetry by Massachusetts native Sky Boivin. poems from the pandemic of 2020, the election year in the united states and losing loved ones along with fur babies. poetry to help sooth the soul.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherSky Boivin
    Release dateJan 10, 2021
    ISBN9781393752714
    A Chaotic World
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    Sky Boivin

    Sky Boivin grew up in Boylston, ma, usa. she has always loved writing. It is her outlet in life, a way to share her thoughts and feelings freely. now she brings her love of the written word to you, reader. find within these pages a world of love, loss, and hope. You can follow sky instagram and twitter on @SkyBoivin and on facebook as @skyboivinwritefanpage website: https://skyboivin.wixsite.com/skyboivinauthor photo credit to @capturedexposer from instagram 

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