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    Alhambra: 1009, #3
    Alhambra: 1009, #3
    Alhambra: 1009, #3
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    Alhambra: 1009, #3

    By Nostro Galore

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    Poetry captures in a short moment living things surrounding us. A single word could carry varied meanings, when it is craftely ushered in

    LanguageEnglish
    Publisherwww.Opalinepub.com
    Release dateJun 25, 2021
    ISBN9798201441449
    Alhambra: 1009, #3
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    Nostro Galore

     Where's the measured balance point in a person ? 

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