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I Wanna Be You - Whispers of love loss and light — for those who still believe in the soul’s voice - cover

I Wanna Be You - Whispers of love loss and light — for those who still believe in the soul’s voice

Kremy Flame

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Some books tell stories. Some books sing.I Wanna Be You is a quiet whisper from the heart — written beneath the light of two stars.Through themes of love, loss, dreams, and hope, these poems explore the silent moments that shape us, and the unspoken truths that remain.
 
They are not about perfect endings, but about the beauty of trying, the courage to feel, and the light that never fully disappears.This is a collection for anyone who has ever loved, lost, dreamed — and dared to hope again.Come walk with me through dreams that refuse to die.
Disponible desde: 07/05/2025.
Longitud de impresión: 116 páginas.

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