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Ksenia the Bear
Slovenia🎭 Culture6 hr. ago

Ksenia the Bear

The article appears to be a fragment or incomplete entry related to Ksenija Medved, a Slovenian poet. It includes a poetic verse and mentions her second poetry collection titled 'Ta svet potrebuje nežnost' ('This world needs tenderness'). The content seems to be part of a news or cultural section from RTV Slovenija, but the text provided does not contain substantial information beyond the title, date, and some unrelated search results and advertisements.

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Ksenia the Bear

The article appears to be a fragment or incomplete entry related to Ksenija Medved, a Slovenian poet. It includes a poetic verse and mentions her second poetry collection titled 'Ta svet potrebuje nežnost' ('This world needs tenderness'). The content seems to be part of a news or cultural section from RTV Slovenija, but the text provided does not contain substantial information beyond the title, date, and some unrelated search results and advertisements.

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