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    POETRY POD: Water with a Twist of Sublime
    POETRY POD: Water with a Twist of Sublime
    POETRY POD: Water with a Twist of Sublime
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    POETRY POD: Water with a Twist of Sublime

    By Christina M. Eder

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    In POETRY POD: Water with a Twist of Sublime, Christina M. Eder and 15 poetic anthologists explore topics from writing to family, faith to death, in a variety of styles and formats: rhyming, non-rhyming, haiku and more.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherFelicity Press
    Release dateFeb 22, 2022
    ISBN9781734659672
    POETRY POD: Water with a Twist of Sublime
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    Christina M. Eder

    Christina's life work includes teacher, writing tutor and word crafter. She enjoys baking, crocheting, walking outdoors and handwriting cards. Christina has a creative approach to life that invites people to laugh, cry and explore with her. Sometimes people wonder about her, but she is genuine and true to her word.

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