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    You Can Never Speak Up Too Often for the Love of All Things

    By Paul R. Fleischman

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    Global awareness, holistic living, compassion, and self-exploration are cornerstones of this collection of symbolic and meditative poetry. Anthems of conflict and joy, disenchantment and beauty, these poems blend undercurrents of humor and wry juxtaposition with the scenery of India, Peru, Costa Rica, Canada, and New England. Confronting the darkness of death, violence, and ecological destruction, they provide inspiration to promote reverence and compassion worldwide.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherPariyatti Publishing
    Release dateMay 15, 2016
    ISBN9781681720012
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