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    Redemption
    Redemption
    Redemption
    Ebook20 pages9 minutes

    Redemption

    By Steven Schwindt

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    About this ebook

    My father, the late Raymond J. Geraths, wrote many, many poems during his long life. We found, after he passed away, that he wrote 3 epic poems. One is titled Redemption.

    We provide you with a long excerpt from Redemption for your reading enjoyment.

    Raymond wrote this poem, Redemption, about his love for his God and his love for his wife.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherSteven Schwindt
    Release dateFeb 10, 2010
    Redemption
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    Steven Schwindt

    I am a avid reader, both on my Kindle and at the our library.I also enjoy fly fishing as well as jogging.

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