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    Life With More Vision
    Life With More Vision
    Life With More Vision
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    Life With More Vision

    By Kehinde Sonola

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    Life With More Vision is a mark of transition that examines changing surroundings, society and a young person's widening awareness of life’s gifts.
    The final poem, Rise of the Twilight Dragon, epitomises the book's celebration of exploration and travel across this expansive world as well as the rich culture bursting from within it.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherKehinde Sonola
    Release dateAug 13, 2013
    ISBN9781301420063
    Life With More Vision
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    Kehinde Sonola

    Philosopher, writer, documenter, filmmaker, explorer: Kehinde Sonola is someone who calls the whole world his home. Writing since the age of eight, pondering life's beauty since he could think, Kehinde is driven by a mantra of serenity and goodwill to all. He is a firm believer in the tenet that we are all one people, one world. He urges everyone to express themselves peacefully in their own way and hopes for a world where everyone can find their own voice. The author has just released "The Dragon Cometh", a poetry tour de force and follow up to groundbreaking titles such as the graphic novel, "Armed And Deadly", novella, "Corruption Isn't Sexy", "HaiKen", a book of Haiku, poetry and photography as well as "Time Is Not Linear". Kehinde is also working on numerous new projects, which he promises will blow people's minds.

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