β Scribed by Luciana J. Hugueney
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
In this new collection of poems, the author of Poems for the Soul continues her journey of self-exploration through the healing world of poetry. Enjoy the ride as the author, poem by poem, dives deeper in search of greater meaning and inner peace.
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