Midnight thoughts & Emotional support
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Ongoing5m
Last published Sun, Mar 10, 2019
A collection of poems and sonnets written by me coming straight from the bit of dark aura called my mind. breaking into sections of hurt, healing, loneliness, being broken and of course love. A journey through the bittersweet places in my aura and The words I never got to say.
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