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    De Poetic Scribe of De Time

    By Israel Moor X Bey El

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    [This modern artwork of literature is literally a literary quickie which was marvellously penned in just 2 weeks of hard labour. Nevertheless, the creative vision, the knowledgeable wisdom, & the revealing comprehensions throughout this e-publication is beyond the chart of excellent. Indeed it’s an electronic book of supernatural intelligent designed, which is easy to read while complimenting the reader’s mind, those on the path of awakening their divine consciousness. The Extrapolative Poetical Quotations aka EPQ, altogether there are 120 presented to be this eBook prime features. Besides this, there are the sagacious oeuvres sharing the passion for history in the 6 chapter’s introductive poetics texting. In addition of expanding the cultural scope of the English language; the presenting short story, the proses and poetic article in this e-journal express the same continuity regarding the general associations concerning the growth of our civilization.]
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherLulu.com
    Release dateOct 23, 2018
    ISBN9780244127398
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