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A Vent to Stifled Emotions - A Cocktail of Poems

Kristos, Alem Hailu G

Publisher: Trafford Publishing

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Summary

It hits a balance between the interest of the public for light poems on one hand and imaginative poems, portraying finesse of diction and imaginative depth that could win the consent of knowledgeable critics on the other hand. To this effect, in this all-inclusive anthology of poems, the author has tried to incorporate all kinds and elements of poetry: the magic of rhythmical language, word pictures and figurative speeches, diction, syntax, and deep thoughts to readers of any age group. It touches social ills impounding at the roots of the society. It is replete with didactic poems.
Available since: 03/09/2015.

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