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    Poems from the Everyday
    Poems from the Everyday
    Poems from the Everyday
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    Poems from the Everyday

    By Jerri Miller

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    You know that moment? The one where a single leaf glides, sliding this way and that, until it touches the ground. Watching it makes everything else blur for a minute. It's just you and the one, single, solitary leaf.


    Or that time when walking on a path in the woods, an entire rainstorm of leaves flit around you, falling at vari

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherJerriLM LLC
    Release dateDec 20, 2023
    ISBN9781737961949
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