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East To West

Neplerius

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/English/ Poetry and storytelling, stitched together by simple poetic language, But not only that, <>, different from that of book's, precedes the poetry, to let a place appear in mind where the narration will be projected, just as a film projection on the curtain "East to West," a partial poem, whose name originated from the fact that changing the direction of life and/or geographical location on earth could have an unpredictable impact on destiny It tells nothing in particular since it is a nonexistent category of poems, At the same time, it is particular Disability of a mother who let the Sicilian summer fabric be born Advice from strangers Autonomy of decisions, These are some of the topics Poems written by an 18-year-old, Not a genius, who is one, however, in his communication /Italiano/ Poesia e racconto della storia, cuciti insieme da un linguaggio poetico semplice, Ma non solo, La copertina della >, diversa da quella del libro, precede il racconto, per dare origine a un luogo in mente dove verrà proiettato il racconto, così come una proiezione di un film sul telo "Est a ovest", una poesia parziale, il cui il nome ebbe origine dall'idea che cambiamento della direzione della vita e/o della posizione geografica sulla terra potesse avere un impatto imprevedibile sul destino Esso racconta niente in particolare dato che è una categoria di poesie inesistente, Allo stesso tempo, è particolare Disabilità di una madre che fa nascere la stoffa siciliana estiva Consigli dagli sconosciuti Autonomia delle decisioni, Sono alcune delle tematiche Poesie scritte da un 18enne, Non molto intelligente, che lo è, però, nella sua comunicazione
Disponible desde: 16/10/2023.
Longitud de impresión: 8 páginas.

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