Mind's Eye
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This book is full of poetry which I personally experienced but some were just works of my imagination. Each poems correspond to different people that I love and the unforgettable stories that we have shared but the world is so cruel to let me experienced such sadness. Awful I am because these experience leads me to these poem creation.
Since I was in highschool I started to love poetry and was inspired writing poems. I can easily relate until now I am expressing myself through poetry. It gives me a feeling of fulfillment everytime I finishes one.
I hope you will like it and love poetry as well.
I hope that I may inspire you in this story through poetry. :)
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