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    The Iciness That Grew: A Final Breath To Worship You
    The Iciness That Grew: A Final Breath To Worship You
    The Iciness That Grew: A Final Breath To Worship You
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    The Iciness That Grew: A Final Breath To Worship You

    By Barbara M Schwarz

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    A final exaltation - Winter's inhalation is my own creation - that final breath to show, how my world go slow - no longer part of what I know, that final little breath: life's tender iciness.

    LanguageEnglish
    Publisherb.schwarzgreentor.com
    Release dateNov 2, 2016
    ISBN9781910774885
    The Iciness That Grew: A Final Breath To Worship You
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    Barbara M Schwarz

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