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Todo Lo Que El Mundo Quiso Tener

Todo Lo Que El Mundo Quiso Tener

Roc’o Romero Garc’a

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Cantidad de páginas 164

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"Todo Lo Que El Mundo Quiso Tener" re�ne cuarenta y dos poemas escritos en la naturaleza, el arte y las estrellas porque, a veces, la vida es m�s sencilla a base de rimas.

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