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    Like a Bunch of Flowers

    By Julia Averbeck

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    About this ebook

    Poems are a bit like flowers. Either you like them or you don’t but they always let you feel something when you read them.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherJulia Averbeck
    Release dateJan 24, 2013
    ISBN9781301179411
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    Like a Bunch of Flowers
    Author

    Julia Averbeck

    I love to read and I also love to write, when I get this feeling to put my thoughts and emotions into words. I'm not a professional writer although I sometimes dream to be one. Most of the time I write short stories but maybe I have enough ideas someday to write a real novel. English is my second language and writing stories really helps me to improve my skills. So, please tell me if you find any mistakes in my stories. You can join me on my Facebook page and leave comments or have a chat with me (link below).

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