Whispers of the Mind

Whispers of the Mind

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This book is a collection of poems I wrote, some from way back in 2023, some rewritten with the same heart, just a clearer voice. It's not perfect. It's not loud. But it's real. Every piece in here is a reflection of the things we go through, the chaos in our heads, the soft parts we try to hide, the hurt we never got to say out loud, and the healing we slowly find along the way. No deep metaphors or fancy words - just whispers. From me, to you. If you love reading between the lines, or if your heart tends to overthink everything... this might feel like home. Enjoy reading :))
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