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A Glimpse to Open Pt. Eye [I] is the first poetry book written by international award winning authoress Danielle Sainte-Marie. It is an eclectic mix of themes: lesbian, eternity, temporality, spirituality, mystery, relationships, love, and more. You will be sure to love it!
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