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    Adriel's Book Of Poetry
    Adriel's Book Of Poetry
    Adriel's Book Of Poetry
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    Adriel's Book Of Poetry

    By Adriel Montejano

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    This E-Book Is For Poetry Lovers Everywhere. Sit Back And Enjoy These Poems From The Heart. These Poems Are Beautiful For All Ages.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherAdriel
    Release dateJan 8, 2022
    ISBN9798201719708
    Adriel's Book Of Poetry
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    Adriel Montejano

    Adriel Was Born In 1983 In Hanford, California To Mexican Parents. He Came From A Bad Neighborhood With Little To Nothing Growing Up And After Years Of Struggling And Working Minimum Wage Jobs He Finally Found His Calling In Life To Be A Writer And Has Been Writing Ever Since.

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