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    Ninety-Three Poems In Ebook
    Ninety-Three Poems In Ebook
    Ninety-Three Poems In Ebook
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    Ninety-Three Poems In Ebook

    By Nunzia Castaldo

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    This ebook includes all the poems that belong to my five collections:
    Like Sea On The Cliff Poems
    Fitflop Poems
    Salt In The Air Poems
    Butterflies Between Expression And Reality
    You and I Poetry
    Each collection has a synthesis that presents the sense of the content and is accompanied by photos taken and reworked by me. Enjoy the reading.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherNunzia Castaldo
    Release dateOct 14, 2021
    ISBN9781005141387
    Ninety-Three Poems In Ebook
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    Nunzia Castaldo

    Sono nata a Bologna in Italia. Mi sono laureata in Pedagogia con indirizzo psicologico, sono stata docente per molti anni. Amo leggere e scrivere di poesia e racconti, amo fotografare dettagli di realtà e rielaborarli al computer. Amo scrivere per Smashwords, molti miei testi sono passati negli anni attraverso il suo catalogo che aggiorno. Grazie Smashwords.

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