Words Overwhelm (POETRY)
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Last published Sat, Dec 16, 2023
The Simple Poetry of all things human. Starting from the simplicity of life to stories we already passed. Once said before, Stories started with a simple person speaking their mind. So what's wrong with sharing thought? Fill yourself in a world of words you never knew could exist with a meaning and try to find your own space to store those thoughts because words will always be overwhelming.
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