And Life Flows Along
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'And Life Flows Along' is a book of poems that speaks of life's endless journey towards eternity carrying its different elements- love, sorrow, birth, death, loneliness and other shades.
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I am 14 and have self-published this book of mine which is available in Amazon. If you like my book, then kindly buy the book. By doing this you will help me find a better traditional publisher.
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