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Words of Gold: Poetry of a Gentleman
- Narrated by: Samantha Logsdon
- Length: 1 hr and 4 mins
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Words of Gold: Poetry of a Gentleman
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Publisher's Summary
Words of Gold: Poetry of a Gentleman is a compilation of poems by Adam Smith, written on Christmas night in Jerusalem in December of 2017. It is an entertaining meditation on different topics concerning life, ideas, and death, living and keeping on. It is good for those who like wordplay and skillful articulation of the English language. Art is made to make us better as people; otherwise, I don’t see a point in it. This collection is made to bring joy and inspiration. As an author, I hope you’ll enjoy every bit of it.
©2017 Adam Smith (P)2018 Adam Smith
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