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“Silence is so steadfast, you know. It is so ample, after all.”

Quote by Alice Fulton

Book:The Nightingales of Troy

Work

The Nightingales of Troy

This book delves into the rich tapestry of life in ancient Troy, focusing on the personal stories and romantic entanglements of its people amidst the backdrop of a significant historical era. more

Author

Alice Fulton is an American contemporary poet known for her unique poetic style and linguistic innovation. Her works often explore themes such as personal emotions, natural landscapes, and cultural identity. Born on January 25, 1952, Fulton's poetry has gained widespread recognition in the literary world. more

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