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Feel Me

Feel Me

Aily Carranza

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Golden Butterfly Press
Año de edición:
2025
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Poesía
ISBN:
9781953258090
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Beneath the rolling waves lies a world of wonder, where dolphins dance, whales sing, and ancient mysteries stir. In this heartfelt collection of poems, inspired by the deep bond between the author and a beloved dog who adored all ocean creatures, poetry flows like the tides-celebrating life, resilience, and transformation.Part One dives into the beauty of marine life, capturing the grace of dolphins, the wisdom of whales, and the enchanting rhythms of the sea. Part Two ventures into the mystical, where ocean fairies whisper secrets and the rising tides mirror the author’s own journey of strength and healing.With vivid imagery and lyrical verse, this book invites readers to explore the magic of the ocean and the power within themselves. Whether drawn to the serenity of the deep or the mysteries of the unknown, these poems will leave an imprint as lasting as the waves upon the shore.

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