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    Twenty Poems of Poetry Vol. I
    Twenty Poems of Poetry Vol. I
    Twenty Poems of Poetry Vol. I
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    Twenty Poems of Poetry Vol. I

    By Patricia Laverne Willis

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    "Twenty Poems of Poetry Vol. 1" is a collection of writings from Patricia Laverne Willis. Patricia's words give the reader an understanding of some of the larger ideas in life such as creativity, gifts, stars, and religion. She touches on subjects that will make you wonder about the special life we live and is certain that we all have a purpose here.

    This collection of poems will inspire you to write and create your own art. It takes a wistful tone in its considerations of some of the peculiar things in the world and beyond.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherBookBaby
    Release dateMay 17, 2021
    ISBN9781098358983
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