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    40 Russian poems

    By RIMA LAFORCE

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    About this ebook

    Rima Laforce is a Russian woman who lives in France. Over the last several years, she has written between 750 and 800 poems. They are about such topics as love, nature, health, philosophy, and fairy tales. She hopes that her Russian poems will be enjoyed by the Russian community all over the world and students of Russian language.

    This book is about love poems and it contains 88 pages with 40 poems.

    LanguageEnglish
    Publisherphilippe kaizen
    Release dateSep 24, 2015
    ISBN9781516343188
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    40 Russian poems
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    RIMA LAFORCE

    Rima Laforce is a Russian woman who lives in France. Over the last several years, she has written between 750 and 800 poems. They are about such topics as love, nature, health, philosophy, and fairy tales. She hopes that her poems will be enjoyed by the Russian community all over the world and students of Russian language.

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