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The Winter Journey
Wilhelm, a poet, walks towards the mountains; he seems lost. The road will be long and difficult. But his goal is stronger than any pain he will experience. Here, where the long journey of his life stops, the winter journey begins.
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Wilhelm, a poet, walks towards the mountains; he seems lost. The road will be long and difficult. But his goal is stronger than any pain he will experience. Here, where the long journey of his life stops, the winter journey begins.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Panteleon Tiliakos
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