Secrecy my Mind holds
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Ongoing9m
Last published Thu, Apr 19, 2018
I am a 15 year old guy. And this is my first book.
There might be mistakes but i have made sure that you will understand it.
This book tells you about my state of mind and how i can't find my self being.
My metaphor might be little confusing.
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