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Love, The Dead Feeling After Sex
Contributor(s): Edge, Zero (Author)

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 ISBN: 149217582X     ISBN-13: 9781492175827
Publisher: Createspace Independent Publishing Platform
OUR PRICE: $9.50  

Binding Type: Paperback
Published: August 2013
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BISAC Categories:
- Poetry | Subjects & Themes - Love & Erotica
Physical Information: 0.35" H x 5.98" W x 9.02" L (0.50 lbs) 162 pages
Themes:
- Holiday - Valentine's Day
 
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Publisher Description:
"They say love is a gift, it is one written in copious amounts of how we find ourselves longing for what is it that makes us love another. For what we love, who we love and how we express ourselves of such a feeling is one even too mouthful to describe. As love has been voiced, sung and praised it reverberates in waves but also it whispers ever so often that when we listen we are left at a heartbeat's notice. For whoever sung the love songs know that what it means to love is not just by the lyrics they wrote but by the heart that reminded them that there was a connection between the ethereal and the reality. It is the soul that solely created an environment of their own. For what I believe in love is that it is not material-based but natural-based. People say they are a thing together doesn't make sense. Love without the material world is best. Naturally speaking love happens it never does materialistically. If it did, then the part where we say those three words would be a string code and we'd be forced to say it out. There's no love with coerced feelings, you only feel coerced not loved. That's how love is." /Creative Rant End And of course there's a mix of where George Takei was an assistant principal in a high school along with Kate Beckinsale was a Literature teacher that mixed with among many other stars. Did I mention Betty White was the founding father of a high school in a mixed up play written about high school students?
 
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