WOMBS: poetry collection
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Last published Thu, Sep 24, 2020
Describing the different wombs that both physically and mentally envelop us throughout time. The journeys of hatching from these places and the changes we go through, shedding our past experiences and past skins that masked us from ourselves and the world, taking risks, starting anew, discovering personal truths... full of open-ended interpretations. As well as poetic protests against the harm and neglecting attitude humans have towards Mother Earth. Also, just some poems and short stories about the 'little things' in life and the tiny aspects of beauty found in nature all around us.
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