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    The Bucket List of Poems to Read Before You Die
    The Bucket List of Poems to Read Before You Die
    The Bucket List of Poems to Read Before You Die
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    The Bucket List of Poems to Read Before You Die

    By André Cronje

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    The Bucket List Of Poems To Read Before You Die - A poetic odyssey through the realms of passion, contemplation, and societal reflections. From the whimsical 'Fashion Police' to the profound 'Rapture,' these verses form a tapestry of emotions, unveiling the delicate threads that weave the fabric of our existence and the hope for eternal life.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherParis France Mission
    Release dateFeb 10, 2024
    ISBN9798224618699
    The Bucket List of Poems to Read Before You Die
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    André Cronje

    André is a South African born Huguenot descendant living in Paris, France as an artist, author, and volunteer. Like a potter molds his clay, so he forms and shapes his thoughts on a variety of subjects braving social, moral, and spiritual issues with the light of Jesus Christ who died and rose from the dead, forgiving sins, healing the sick, and giver of eternal life, to anyone who believes the gospel and is baptized.

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