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    17 Poem's To My Wife
    17 Poem's To My Wife
    17 Poem's To My Wife
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    17 Poem's To My Wife

    By FuAn Kang

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    Some of the many reasons I love my wife. 17 poems which relate to 17 different feelings and observations I have made during our marriage thus far.

    When you purchase this book, please also choose and make a donation to a woman's charity of some kind. Women, mothers in particular, are truly the center of the human universe. Thank you.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherFuAn Kang
    Release dateOct 3, 2010
    ISBN9780615410371
    17 Poem's To My Wife
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    FuAn Kang

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