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    Eternal Glow
    Eternal Glow
    Eternal Glow
    Ebook153 pages56 minutes

    Eternal Glow

    By Shane Gerry

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    Eternal Glow will take the reader on a thought-provoking journey. It’s a book of short story poems. Some might say it’s electric. Some might even say it’s spiritual. Every page is designed to be different! It’s a beautiful collection of work filled with raw, unfiltered emotion. Do you dare venture into this electric mind?
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherXlibris US
    Release dateFeb 1, 2019
    ISBN9781796011524
    Eternal Glow
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    Shane Gerry

    SHANE GERRY is a poet from Vermont. His passion for poetry captivates the reader. He draws his inspiration from life, and personal experience. Some may consider his work dark. Like life, it offers a wide variety. He hopes to inspire people to write.

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      A must read if you like to reading very dark intersting poetry online!

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