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Nature And Life - A Chapbook

Debadrita Sarkar

Publisher: Debadrita Sarkar

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Summary

    Do you love Nature ? The book “ Nature and Life” is a chapbook of poems consisting of ten short poems on nature and natural influence in human life . The poems explore a human's or poet's expressions in nature and her gratitude to nature at the end . Beautifully illustrated book with peaceful poems , just for the human race and readers ! 
Available since: 07/15/2025.
Print length: 38 pages.

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