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    Stylized Emotions II
    Stylized Emotions II
    Stylized Emotions II
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    Stylized Emotions II

    By Dory Newell

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    The reason for a confession is common to all of us. A loss or a great joy, the ecstasy in front of something high or the overflowing tenderness. The attempt to expose your soul to the eyes of others, who may or may not understand you, is a brave act. It receives no recognition, but there is the hope that you are not alone. A consolation is a fairy tale. Thoughts that are spread on paper in order to become fairy tales. I comfort these concerns with my own words.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublishereBookIt.com
    Release dateFeb 11, 2021
    ISBN9781456636920
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