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    Pillars: 1009, #2
    Pillars: 1009, #2
    Pillars: 1009, #2
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    Pillars: 1009, #2

    By Nostro Galore and Nostro GaloreSamuel

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    Little by little Jacob built a love nest, happiness welled up inside him, for he had wifey gorgeous Mary by his side. Also Mary gave him two little kiddies. Well, Mary had deserved, with her lush farmlands...

      This piece of poetry is dedicated to him, his wife Mari and his sons, Mario and Mandy

    LanguageEnglish
    Publisherwww.Opalinepub.com
    Release dateJun 21, 2021
    ISBN9798201046996
    Pillars: 1009, #2
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    Nostro Galore

     Where's the measured balance point in a person ? 

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