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The Pessimist

The Pessimist

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Romance
The bloody heart Made me feel, And out of those feelings A creature was born; A creature of grief Of regret Of anguish Of torment Of heart-ache. A hapless creature That called itself The 'Pessimist'. This is a book of poems, which are interconnected and mostly told in the first and third person perspective of a heart-broken-man-turned-pessimist. A few poems have different perspectives. Read to find out. Note: This is NOT a standalone. It is the first book in the series. Tropes: Heartbreak, Bittersweet, Romance, Sweet, Mistake, Redemption, Regret, Insta-love, Cliff-hanger.
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