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    Thirty-One Moons: Poetry from Earth
    Thirty-One Moons: Poetry from Earth
    Thirty-One Moons: Poetry from Earth
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    Thirty-One Moons: Poetry from Earth

    By Julie Ethel Melton

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    THIRTY-ONE MOONS, POETRY FROM EARTH, is a poetic adventure birthed in the natural world! Julie bleeds the truth of humanity's awakening and rebirth through the inspiration she finds in the vivid wild beauty of Mother Earth, Father Sky and all of creation. Thirty-One Moons brings to light humanity's connection with all life, illuminating the truth that we are not separate from nature but an integral part of it! What we do to beautiful Earth, we do to ourselves.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherTellwell Talent
    Release dateNov 3, 2021
    ISBN9780228865186
    Thirty-One Moons: Poetry from Earth
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    Julie Ethel Melton

    Julie Ethel Melton is a 60's child, native Canadian, currently residing in Toronto. She is rediscovering her innate wisdom and magical nature through the natural world. The healing of the wild is Julie's greatest wish!www.mymedicineislove.com

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