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Love Memories in the Rain

Shavonda Robinson

Publisher: Sebastian Schug

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Summary

The book of Poems and Love Letters is a dedication to that special someone in your life who means the world to you. A beautiful reminiscent of any moment when you finally realize the true meaning of love and how much you appreciate that person for being who they are. A special treasure of poems from the heart and soul. Each poem is a special memory in time through the poet's voice and experience. Any love that is pure and beautiful which is granted by God's blessings is truly a special gift to whoever has experience in this life.
Available since: 09/30/2018.

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