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    He looks after His own: A dream of some long forgotten dreams
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    He looks after His own: A dream of some long forgotten dreams

    By W. Philipp Faust and S. G. Faust

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    Die englische, tragische und träumerische Poesie von "He looks after His own" wurde von W. Philipp Faust verfasst. Ergänzt wurde die Lyrik mit einer deutschen Einführung von S. G. Faust.
    Die Gedichte lassen den Leser träumen und in eine vollkommen für ihn unbekannte Welt führen. In "He looks after His own" glaubt der Leser eine Welt eines Menschen kennen zu lernen, der laut der Einführung einst gelebt haben soll. Die Tragik und Träumerei der Gedichte verführen die Sehnsüchte.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherBooks on Demand
    Release dateNov 24, 2016
    ISBN9783743156678
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    He looks after His own: A dream of some long forgotten dreams
    Author

    W. Philipp Faust

    W. Philipp Faust war Schriftsteller. Er verbrachte viel Zeit mit seinen Filmprojekten und seinen Manuskripten. Viele davon blieben bisher unveröffentlicht. Bekannt wurden seine Projekte unter einem Künstlernamen.

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