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Aslan
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Published: Apr 14, 2008
Revised: Jun 27, 2008
Words: 37
Genre: Faith & Spirituality
Type: Poem
Revised: Jun 27, 2008
Words: 37
Genre: Faith & Spirituality
Type: Poem
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Great Minds Think Alike!
By: dearheart On: Jun 27, 2008 11:27AM
Lol, my Aslan poem is very similar to this! :-) I'm usually not into un-rhyming poems, but this was More »
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