THE TEARS I'VE KEPT
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Last published Tue, Nov 18, 2025
This is a poetry collection that talks about the vulnerability of a person's failed relationships, friendships and family situations in a hàrd and breaking way.
I am glad that I could be able to share my life troubles with you and am glad that I could be able to relate with you, I hope you relate to me also😊
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