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Unfinished Conversations - The Words We Almost Said

Akshat Akshat

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Sinopsis

"Some words are too late. Some stories remain unfinished. Some people leave, but never really do.
 
This collection of poetry explores the weight of unspoken words, the ache of almosts, and the silent conversations we carry in our hearts. With themes of love, loss, nostalgia, and healing, these poems take you on a journey through memories that never fade and the emotions we struggle to name.
 
For anyone who has ever held onto a goodbye too long—this book is for you."
Disponible desde: 13/05/2025.
Longitud de impresión: 52 páginas.

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