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    Fragments
    Fragments
    Fragments
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    Fragments

    By Tilo Sequeira

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    Fragmentsis Tilos debut collection of poetry that aims to explore the theme of self-discovery. Through this book, she hopes to hold your hand as you navigate this labyrinth of emotions called life, and perhaps in the process, find Fragmentsof yourself between these lines.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherPartridge Publishing Singapore
    Release dateApr 24, 2018
    ISBN9781543745412
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      Fragments - Tilo Sequeira

      Copyright © 2018 by Tilo Sequeira.

      ISBN:                  Hardcover                      978-1-5437-4540-5

                                   Softcover                       978-1-5437-4539-9

                                   eBook                            978-1-5437-4541-2

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      To those who love

      To those who believe

      And to those who always stay

      My words are all

      For you…

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