"Poems for the Boy Who Was a Universe"

"Poems for the Boy Who Was a Universe"

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These poems aren't just words. They are echoes of him- of Jeff. Of laughter between shadows, of silence that screamed louder than goodbyes. This is a collection for the almosts, the maybes, the never-weres... And for anyone who ever loved someone so quietly, it felt like a secret between stars.
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