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    Tomb of Farigah
    Tomb of Farigah
    Tomb of Farigah
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    Tomb of Farigah

    By Jay Ocean

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    Tomb of Farigha, is a short story based on the concept of one's desired fantasy and where one feels one belongs. With it's beautiful and poetic imagery, it's sure to give it's reader and new perspective on where they belong in this world.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherTHEM BOIS Books
    Release dateFeb 6, 2021
    ISBN9781393654865
    Tomb of Farigah
    Author

    Jay Ocean

    "Jay Ocean" was born in Ripley Mississippi and was born to be a poet. From a young age, he loved to tell stories that entertained people and captures their imaginations. Besides being a poet, he is also a model, actor and podcaster.

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