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bending in the direction of her sentences

Brian Prousky

Maison d'édition: Next Chapter

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Synopsis

There is nothing quite as lonely, as incongruous, as peculiarly harsh, as loneliness within a relationship.
 
Cleverly interspersed with catch-your-breath detours into other subject matter, these emotionally raw, devastatingly self-dissecting poems mine the bleak landscape of the unraveling of a love affair.
Disponible depuis: 20/09/2024.
Longueur d'impression: 242 pages.

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