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    It's Okay To Fly
    It's Okay To Fly
    It's Okay To Fly
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    It's Okay To Fly

    By Somia Aseljn

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    With head in the clouds and wings in the sky, this poetry book is intended to make your heart soar high. A small collection of 30 poems, all preciously selected, made of thoughts, feelings, wishes, and dreams.

     

    With much hope, after a read, you too will learn, it's okay to fly. 

     

     

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherSomia Aseljn
    Release dateAug 27, 2021
    ISBN9798201533472
    It's Okay To Fly
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    Somia Aseljn

    After traveling across worlds for years and writing down stories and poems, Somia Aseljn is finally publishing her work, sharing her adventures with everyone. When she isn't exploring the unknown, she likes to dance under moonlight, create intriguing recipes, and engage in deep conversations with her magical cats.

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