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    Lanza De Amor
    Lanza De Amor
    Lanza De Amor
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    Lanza De Amor

    By Rafael D. Mota

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    Lanza de Amor is book without metric, that so called white poems or free poems. Lanza de Amor try those white poems in the terms of love. However in the book are also poems dedicated to the mother earth that I so called them La tierra revolucionaria inspired from individuals conversation in the parking lot at 3:00 AM of very early morning. So these poems could be inspirational for crates love songs and even the poems dedicated to earth had been also this poetic mission.
    For furthermore this white poems are the work of some applied experience in anyway of the follow up explained.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherXlibris US
    Release dateApr 22, 2013
    ISBN9781483619880
    Lanza De Amor
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    Rafael D. Mota

    The author has an MBA from Boricua College in New York. He also has a professional certifi cate in Social Communitarian Economics from the Institute of Christian Economics. The author has a strong educational background in continuing education.The last one was as a Natural Health Consultant for Stanford University where he is also studying art.Rafael D. Mota is also an author of novels, short stories, poetry, and pieces for theater, social science and literature. When the author went to college, he worked in the Industrial Production, did his internship in Foreign Affairs and worked as an educational assistant. The author is the founder and president of the Third World Institute of Economics that works in fi eld of research and education.

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