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House of Dreams

House of Dreams

House of Dreams

Thérèse Corfiatis

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Ginninderra Press
Año de edición:
2016
Materia
Poesía
ISBN:
9781760412036
Páginas:
24
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Otros
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The poems selected in this book – taken from Thérèse Corfiatis’s four published books, and a Pocket Poet – convey striking images of landscape, childhood, travel and place. Some of the poems have a mystical element. Colour, light and sound weave together the threads of human experience. This book resonates with a multitude of richness gathered over the years, and offers the reader insights into fundamental values reflecting our world. 3

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