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    Time Immemorial
    Ebook33 pages6 minutes

    Time Immemorial

    By nikki b

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    About this ebook

     Here are poems inspired by my children, life, and many emotions. 
     Unedited 
     Enjoy 
     Trial taught me to become more couragous and brave and here i am  
    a mother of 6 aspiring poet author and entreprenuer
    figuring out my destiny and finding my purpose with love light and gratitude 
    thank you 
    have a good day!
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherBookRix
    Release dateMay 18, 2021
    ISBN9783748783169
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