Poems for Change

Poems for Change

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This my book has poems. They describe a specific problem or world problem without directly telling you what the problem is.My intention for these poems it to not go " Oh global warming is bad" or " Oh this is wrong" and " Oh that is wrong" but to discribe things that are happening in the form of a heart moving poem. I hope this will raise awareness of what is going on with our world. Most of these poems are going to be about the environment and animals because that is my passion. The will be next to none poems about the political problems. *************************************************************************************************** Please give me feed back in the comments. I am not doing theses poems for the most readers or votes. I am just doing it because this is my passion and what I like to do but please comment and if you really like my poems vote and write your favorite poem in the comment section Thanks and love you all KKhorseluv
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wrote down how I felt at times. have deep feelings and messages behind. I tried to make them pleasing to read too :) it's my first time writing 'poems' ig , also English isn't my native language so sorry if I made mistakes, kindly correct me there. thank you for reading 🙏☺️ Written in year 2024

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