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God's Gift Mothers - cover

God's Gift Mothers

Lee In-young

Publisher: Legend Press

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This collection is the author’s first collection and contains 85 poems in the following 4 parts.God’s Gift MothersThe Azalea embracing the SunThe name called LoveI am the tree reflected, on the lakeThis collection is full of reflections and determination toward author’s own life, and a loving heart that seeks to draw people’s warmth into her heart through her poetry, the author embraces both the self and others. 
In her language, which spreads through her warm heart, the love and compassion that has been unconditional for long time are beautifully embodied. Her poetry will make readers feel affectionate by containing experiences from many years and narratives derived from them.
Available since: 02/14/2025.

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