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    Fractalverse: Fractalverse, #5

    By Shawn Michel de Montaigne

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    Looking past the end of one's nose is very difficult.
    The rules are set up to punish those who do.
    In every moment, the chance to choose.
    If I never hear the cries, or see the suffering,
    did they really happen?
    If I turn my back, does the sun ever really set?
    If I live in that infinitely circumscribed realm forever,
    have I really lived at all?

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherShawn Michel de Montaigne
    Release dateJul 25, 2023
    ISBN9798223517207
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    Fractalverse: Fractalverse, #5
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    Shawn Michel de Montaigne

    I'm a writer, illustrator, and fractalist. A wonderer, wanderer, and an unapologetic introvert. I'm a romantic; I'm inspired by the epic, the authentic, the numinous, and the luminous. Most of all, I'm blessed.

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