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SIROLOVE Short poems collection - cover

SIROLOVE Short poems collection

Loris Giacchi

Publisher: Youcanprint

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Summary

The author collected some small thoughts personally written during his adolescence and preserved until today in the drawer.
In a world made of smartphones, text messages, chats and stories on social media, Sirol, by virtue of his romanticism, takes a pen and a sheet of paper and writes to his inspiring Muse...
Available since: 11/18/2020.

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