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    The Life's Keywords
    The Life's Keywords
    The Life's Keywords
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    The Life's Keywords

    By Melpomeni Tzoulas

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    A little spring in the unfinished winter of our days.... Shiny poetry... A genius is born
    -Review from Google Books
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherXlibris US
    Release dateFeb 24, 2015
    ISBN9781503535343
    The Life's Keywords
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    Melpomeni Tzoulas

    This is Melpomeni Tzoulas’s second book of poetry. She opens life’s door with the key of her words. She brings us into her world, full of optimism, peace, and equality. Her poetry is like a rising pearl in this world. Enjoy the brilliance of her writings!

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