On a Sunday, cross and flowers

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On a Sunday, cross and flowers

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"Today I got up from the sheets with indecisive nostalgia for the enchanted innocence I had until I turned fifteen (which I had until I was touched by you). I woke up with a morbid playfulness, I woke up calm, as if my soul, which is the sea , had calmed down under the storm..."

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“Sweet, fresh, gentle reading... It's like grandmothers when they start to tell their daydreams about their youth. It looks and tastes so familiar, intimate, told close to your ear... Writing that flows like a stream, calm, beautiful, good water to bathe in... For those of you who are not looking for anything fancy, but a little complex - For some, of course. Not for me - READ IT. For those of you looking for poetry and fantasy, READ IT. For those of you looking for clean writing and good spelling, READ IT.”

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