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Daughter of Earth

This book is a fictional narrative that delves into the relationship between humanity and the natural world, offering a richly detailed portrayal of the environment and its impact on the protagonist's life. more

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Agnes Smedley
Agnes Smedley

Agnes Smedley was a notable American journalist and author who dedicated much of her life to reporting on and advocating for the Chinese Revolution in the early 20th century. Born on February 23, 1892, in Michigan, she passed away on May 6, 1950. Smedley is renowned for her insightful coverage of the Chinese Revolution and her passionate support for labor and women's rights in China. more

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“لیلی گفت: امانتی ات زیادی داغ است، زیادی تند است، خاکستر لیلی هم دارد میسوزد، امانتی ات را پس میگیری؟ خدا گفت: خاکسترت را دوست دارم، خاکسترت را پس میگیرم لیلی گفت: کاش مادر میشدم، مجنون بچه اش را بغل میکرد خدا گفت: مادری بهانه عشق است، بهانه سوختن، تو بی بهانه عاشقی، تو بی بهانه میسوزی لیلی گفت: دلم زندگی میخواهد، ساده، بی تاب، بی تب خدا گفت: اما من تب و تابم، بی من میمیری”

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