Amaranth: Archive & Poetry
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Last published Wed, Apr 6, 2022
Poems that hopefully cures my stifled perception. Short stories evoked by strong waves of thought and empathy. Provides the perfect abstract of thoughts, regardless of how displeasing they are.
Amaranth, an archive and poetry.
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