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    The Current: Poems for the Flow of Life
    The Current: Poems for the Flow of Life
    The Current: Poems for the Flow of Life
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    The Current: Poems for the Flow of Life

    By Connie B Cruthirds and Hannah Kate Lewellen

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    The Current offers a captivating narrative about the natural current that runs through all of us, through life's tumultuous whitewaters to the still strong voltage that beats within.

    Let Connie Cruthirds, with a voice at times rebellious, mischievous, and tender, help you discover more about the flow of conscious

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherConnie Burnett Cruthirds
    Release dateNov 15, 2021
    ISBN9798985065022
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