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Before I Rest...
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    LETTURE 122
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    Tempo 8m
In corso, pubblicata il giu 24, 2025
'Before I Rest...' is a quiet collection of poems written in the stillness of late hours and uneasy heart. From longing and reunion to grief, growing pains, and fleeting joy, from silly to deep - each piece captures the truths we whisper to ourselves before the world forgets to listen. For anyone who has loved deeply, hurt silently, and hoped endlessly, these poems are a place to rest.
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