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Quote by Pam Brown

“Riding turns 'I wish into 'I can'.”

Quote by Pam Brown

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Pam Brown, born in 1948, is a talented poet whose works are known for their unique style and profound emotional expression. She has won numerous awards for her poetry and has contributed significantly to the international exchange of poetry. more

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