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    Love Poems From a Perpetually Single Girl
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    Love Poems From a Perpetually Single Girl

    By Reese Morrell

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    Love Poems From a Perpetually Single Girl is a compilation of poems about all aspects of love. Relying on word pairings to evoke emotion, Reese Morrell provides a broad spectrum of perspectives on love and relationships. A thoughtful insight to life and love, this collection spotlights the joys and despairs of relationships.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherReese Morrell
    Release dateFeb 7, 2014
    ISBN9781311738950
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    Love Poems From a Perpetually Single Girl
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    Reese Morrell

    Reese Morrell lives in the back woods of West Virginia with her corgi Ronnie. She takes the sadder and darker aspects of life and spins them into positive life lessons.

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