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    Seeing Humming Tiger Lost Poems
    Seeing Humming Tiger Lost Poems
    Seeing Humming Tiger Lost Poems
    Ebook55 pages17 minutes

    Seeing Humming Tiger Lost Poems

    By Akiies Ugereadt

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    This poetry that glazes over the divine, heaven, the ocean, adventure, morals, wisdom, secrets, prayers, God, blessings, art, music, canvases, jazz, night, autumn, Africa, love, flight, spiritualism, American, politicians, ethers, unwelcome people, affection, schools, public, moon, sun, kids. Akiies talks

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherChaston Marshall Books
    Release dateJan 18, 2024
    ISBN9781962569842
    Seeing Humming Tiger Lost Poems
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    Akiies Ugereadt

    At a young age Akiies saw the beauty, depth and passion in the books he would read. Akiies spent time writing songs, poems, and short stories all the way through his college years. Akiies's first book is entitled "Sun Disguise, Red Deduce". Today Akiies's poems tackles ideas such as life, happiness, imagery, obscurities, family, sexuality, observations, and past events.

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