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Gabriel Ojeda-Sague

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Oil and Candle by Gabriel Ojeda-Sague

by Guest Contributor April 6, 2016

Oil and Candle by Gabriel Ojeda-Sague Timeless Infinite Light, 2016 74 pages – TIL / Amazon Gabriel Ojeda-Sague’s debut collection, Oil and Candle, opens with the lines: “there is a…

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