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Tangled And Twisted

Amanda Scheebel 1987 (Florida)

Tangled and twisted are my thoughts you will never get to read a paperback novel all covered in dust they say you should'nt judge a book by its cover but only if you gently ran your fingers down my spine my paiges they will open for you and you shall enter a world of enchantment
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Submitted on January 08, 2021

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Characters 279
Words 55
Stanzas 1
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