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    Fictional Philosophy & Poetry: Black and White Words to Sharpen your Sword, Venerating its Reflection of Colors. Don’t worry, I rarely ever use big words.
    Fictional Philosophy & Poetry: Black and White Words to Sharpen your Sword, Venerating its Reflection of Colors. Don’t worry, I rarely ever use big words.
    Fictional Philosophy & Poetry: Black and White Words to Sharpen your Sword, Venerating its Reflection of Colors. Don’t worry, I rarely ever use big words.
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    Fictional Philosophy & Poetry: Black and White Words to Sharpen your Sword, Venerating its Reflection of Colors. Don’t worry, I rarely ever use big words.

    By Nabil Elassi

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    I trust you to trust me,
    as I trust me to trust you.

    If you steal or pirate a copy of this book,
    Don’t worry, I rarely ever care much,
    But I would appreciate sharing,
    The ideas and poems that are,
    Inscribed within the book,
    To as many friends,
    To as many pupils,
    And to all family,
    If you truly,
    Trust me.
    As I trust,
    You.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherNabil Elassi
    Release dateOct 12, 2023
    ISBN9791222458069
    Fictional Philosophy & Poetry: Black and White Words to Sharpen your Sword, Venerating its Reflection of Colors. Don’t worry, I rarely ever use big words.

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