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    The Naked Goddess

    By Jeannette Slavinski

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    About this ebook

    "There is a poem in the heart of every human being" (Jeannette Slavinski)

    Is a humble creed forever ringing in loud & clear in the ear of freelance writer Jeannette Slavinski.

    With her mantra resonating loudly she invited poets to donate their own poems via the web & facebook to help the injured service men & women of war.

    The Naked Goddess anthology valiantly holds the hearts & minds of many poets from around the world, who have donated their own freestyle poetry under the themes of Love or War.

    It is a reality book for the people by the people, & through her own words & deeds Jeannette also shares this offering, which has been inspired by a meeting with Hollywood filmstar, Clint Eastwood.

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    "The Naked Goddess is a selection of original, deply felt and occasionally funny poems in support of Help Fior Heroes. I hope it has a great success."

    Timothey West CBE.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherFast Print Publishing
    Release dateMar 13, 2012
    ISBN9781780358659
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