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    Poesías de mi mente: Historias del presente
    Poesías de mi mente: Historias del presente
    Poesías de mi mente: Historias del presente
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    Poesías de mi mente: Historias del presente

    By Edwin Torres

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    Poesías de mi mente: Historias del presente es un libro compuesto de 39 poemas que reflejan el mundo, religión, gobierno, la vida, y ficción. Las escrituras de este libro son del punto de vista del autor. Me gustaría dar gracias a Holly Ickes, el personal de Page Publishing y a los lectores que tomaron el tiempo para leer este libro.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherPage Publishing, Inc.
    Release dateJan 27, 2021
    ISBN9781662415951
    Poesías de mi mente: Historias del presente

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