the kingdom i dreamt of

the kingdom i dreamt of

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this story contains mature and difficult to read content. please practice the act of self-care before, during, and after reading this book. this is a collection of poetry regarding a princess turned prisoner turned queen. although the poetry can be read as a standalone, it does follow a plot that is divided into seven different sections that go in order. it can be hard to understand certain poems if one hasn't read the previous ones. each section contains a lot of poems. it is more difficult to separate the pages in this book because i would have over one hundred chapters if i separated each poem. instead, the sections are grouped together (hence the small number of parts) this work is completed and completely edited. depsite it being completely edited, if you find any structural or grammatical errors, comment to let me know so I can fix something i may have overlooked. _______________________ Copyright @ 2020 Andrea Sancri All Rights Reserved. This book or any portion thereof may not be reproduced or used in any manner whatsoever without the express written permission of the publisher except for the use of brief quotations in a book review. If you would like to reproduce this book or any portion thereof, please contact me and we could discuss your wishes. _______________________
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Trinkets

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