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“When I was last in Paris I was dirt poor, hiding from the Vietnam War. One night, in an old church, I considered taking my life. I didn't know how to be so young and not belong anywhere, stuck among so many perplexing melodies.”

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Book:Failure
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Failure

This book delves into the multifaceted nature of failure, exploring its causes, consequences, and lessons learned. It examines how failure can lead to growth and success, and offers insights into the psychological and emotional aspects of encountering and overcoming failure. more

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Philip Schultz
Philip Schultz

Philip Schultz is an American poet born in 1945. His poetry is known for its profound emotion and unique linguistic style, and he has received numerous literary awards. more

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