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    Quite Funny, A Bit Sexy & Slightly Profound
    Quite Funny, A Bit Sexy & Slightly Profound
    Quite Funny, A Bit Sexy & Slightly Profound
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    Quite Funny, A Bit Sexy & Slightly Profound

    By Diane Narraway

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    This is a selection of poetry, some of which is funny, some of which is sexy or romantic, albeit quite dark. The final section is more spiritually profound in one way or another. Diane Narraway's poetry is not sweet, dreamy or conventional but then neither is she! Her poetry reflects her tongue in cheek attitude as well as her deeper m

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherVeneficia Publications
    Release dateDec 4, 2020
    ISBN9781914071164
    Quite Funny, A Bit Sexy & Slightly Profound

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