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That was Then This is Now

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Éditeur:: emmanuel mwangosi
Sortie:: May 26, 2020
ISBN:: 9781393636892
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this anthology tries to show the reflection of the poet on passage of time. it shows good time and bad time too. how to loce, how to cope, how to change.

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That was Then This is Now

De emmanuel mwangosi

Longueur: 55 pages9 minutes

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this anthology tries to show the reflection of the poet on passage of time. it shows good time and bad time too. how to loce, how to cope, how to change.

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Éditeur:: emmanuel mwangosi
Sortie:: May 26, 2020
ISBN:: 9781393636892
Format:: Livre

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1. Poetry 24. Mangungo

2. Closely Apart 25. A Ruler

3. Wait 26. My Fancy Car

4. I Used to be a Teacher 27. Books and Travels

5. A Cup of Tea 28. Meals

6. Classes 29. A Good Teacher

7. Three Keys 30. Human Being

8. A Lie 31. The MP

9. Love 32. Now

10. In Life 33. Liquor & Miracles

11. God 34. Golden Yoke

12. 20/20 Vision 35. I Feel Good

13. The Band 36. I Can’t Dance

14. Live Dragons 37. A Pause for Some Melody

15. Good People 38. Eat &

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