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Carthage, Tunisia    ‘For Bouazzi, Shelley’s rhetoric is “bound up with the human makeup” (11). This toughly elegant formulation articulates the book’s conviction that Shelley’s affirmation and disaffirmation ...

F/Where the roses wilt    ,,Do not watch the petals fall from the rose with sadness, know that, like life, things sometimes must fade, before they can bloom again,,

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60/F/United Kingdom    I am a published Children's Author I have three children and five grandchildren, a sixth on the way. I love writing, reading, poetry, running Connect ...

F    Words make life worth speaking

61/M/Traverse City Mi.    Our Country Our Choice

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