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    Philosophic Poems: Poetic Considerations For A World In Chaos - Part Iii
    Philosophic Poems: Poetic Considerations For A World In Chaos - Part Iii
    Philosophic Poems: Poetic Considerations For A World In Chaos - Part Iii
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    Philosophic Poems: Poetic Considerations For A World In Chaos - Part Iii

    By Célio Azevedo Desy Hambarliyska Aline Franco

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    Philosophic Poems - Poetic considerations for a world in chaos is a book by Célio Azevedo (Luso-Brazilian), Aline Franco (Italo-Brazilian) and Daysie Hambarliyska (Bulgarian). It s a poetic guide on how to live in a world controlled by the philosophy of chaos.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherClube de Autores
    Release dateAug 27, 2023
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