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    A Poet's Sunbeams
    A Poet's Sunbeams
    A Poet's Sunbeams
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    A Poet's Sunbeams

    By Heidi Nel

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    A Poet's Sunbeams is a collection of 7 poems which is close to the poet's heart. Each poem is like a true sunbeam. It shines into the hearts of people that love poetry. It is very uplifting and it is meant to inspire.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherHeidi Nel
    Release dateFeb 21, 2016
    ISBN9781310485268
    A Poet's Sunbeams
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    Heidi Nel

    About the Author : Heidi Nel is a 44 year old woman, and she is young at heart. Her hobbies is exercise, yoga, horse riding and day dreaming. She loves the beautiful South African sunsets and the gardenia flower. She has a great passion for cats. She would love to run the Comrades Marathon, the Two Oceans Marathon, and she would also love to climb Mount Kilimanjaro, and to go Bundu Bashing in a knortjor(vehicle) across rugged terrain. Her motto in life is to keep plugging away bit by bit, and to keep at it.

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