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Read them, love them, quote them, the often witty, the often cerebral, and sometimes even hilarious quotes of this book. Find the perpetual diamonds of wisdom and truth, while enjoying the rest.
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Henry M. Piironen
Henry M. Piironen (1982-) is a poet, philosopher and an author. His major literature themes are on psychological liberty, transience, inspired by Japanese Mono No Aware, and the cultural continuum.
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