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    Diversions On the Road From Writing Book Two
    Diversions On the Road From Writing Book Two
    Diversions On the Road From Writing Book Two
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    Diversions On the Road From Writing Book Two

    By Pascal Paul Piazza

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    Poetry is the map for a journey of diversions. From the most mundane to the selectively sublime, these poems cover different inspirations and questions. They are seemingly random, yet all possibly interconnected. There are what-we-should do musings, why-we-know questions, pre-historic and historical meand

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherInk Start Media
    Release dateApr 8, 2023
    ISBN9781958004937
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