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    Love Carousel
    Love Carousel
    Love Carousel
    Ebook14 pages4 minutes

    Love Carousel

    By Engie T

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    "Love Carousel" is a poem book. As the title suggests it is first of all a poem collection of love based poems, but not love poems. I mean, there is this book that has "Love" in its title, but not a love poem, because it treats love as a choice, as a solution, but not as passion or the element of a relationship. Then there are these are poems about dark thoughts and darkness, and infinite skies that only seem to grow larger and infinite-r. Looking into the abyss I find myself, to show you the road, so you won't have to look yourself.
    I hope you will enjoy, and I hope you will be brave enough to tell me where I went wrong, what you loved, and what you need more of.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherEngie T
    Release dateMay 22, 2014
    ISBN9781310550850
    Love Carousel
    Author

    Engie T

    I am a 20-something who aspires to become a lawyer, and write at least one book, do not know yet what, that is the fnny thing; and one who also dreams about designing clothes and perfumes, to have her very own brand, and much more unbelievably strange dreams. I am in love with chocolate, sunsets, tattoos, and some fictional characters. I have on tattoo in latin, but its meaning is secret [I will tell if we become bff though :P] and I want to get more. I fall in the profile of an introvert, but I always enjoy hanging out with people who have the power to lift me up and make me a better, smarter person that I am. I am not interested in negative people, or thoughts, as I tend to see beauty at every single thing that catches my eye. These hubs are, therefore, about beauty, life, law, facts, approaching and taking care of relationships and of course anything that gets my attention to be worth it. Happy reading :) See you in my next ebook, xoxo, E.

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