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    Freedom! A Roaring Ecstasy

    By ROSANNE JOY and JP SPENCER

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    About this ebook

    Freedom: A “Roaring Ecstasy” are poems and paintings that reach out to the absolute heart of the reader. In depth, it brings family, love, and the gift of life itself into the center of the true meaning of unity and love. In this time of Covid, the reality is the realization of how much we all need and depend on each other.

    Roseanne and Pennell Spencer’s other related book of poetry is The Mystical Magical Miracle in which we have Paintings and Love Poems of Montana and the World.

    Website: jpspencergallery.com

    —Alva

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherPage Publishing, Inc.
    Release dateMar 29, 2022
    ISBN9781662435737
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