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    fertilising the pomegranates in persephone's garden
    fertilising the pomegranates in persephone's garden
    fertilising the pomegranates in persephone's garden
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    fertilising the pomegranates in persephone's garden

    By Finn Rose

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    following the story of a medieval king who falls in battle and makes their way through the underworld back up to their kingdom. poems that barely count as poems and illustrations that barely count as such. thoughts that arose during quarantine and while imagining a life and beyond that is more magical than the one we are currently stuck in. a lot of drama dirt and death in this one, be sure to read the trigger warnings at the beginning and proceed with caution.
    LanguageEnglish
    Publisherepubli
    Release dateJul 22, 2021
    ISBN9783754145418
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    Finn Rose

    Finn Rose ist ein 25-jähriger Autor, welche über Themen wie die Pandemie, Depression und Gott kurze Gedicht-Sammlungen verfasst. Die Gedichte erscheinen auf Englisch, da Rose sich in der Sprache besser ausdrücken kann. Die Chap Books sind 100% selbst-verfasst und -veröffentlicht.

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