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Unrequited

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These poems bleed with quiet truths.
Love that's unreturned. Pain that's unspoken. The ache of wanting someone who never looks back.
In this collection, emotions are laid bare-softly, vulnerably, and unapologetically.
For the ones who have loved in silence.
For the ones who understood too late.
For the ones still healing.Todos los derechos reservados

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