A Quiet Heartbreak
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Última publicación dom, sep 21, 2025
Micro poetry for those who only recognize the weight of a moment when they're in it.
For the candle never lit.
For the stage with no audience.
For those who only feel the weight of sadness when it finally arrives.
These poems live in the moments between thought.
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