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Voices Through the Midnight Mist - Of candles vanilla pages and misty moors

Oindrilla Das

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Sinopsis

"It is in the silence that I remember you,Softly whispering in my ear,Like the rustling of leaves on a cold winter night,The stories of a bygone year.
 
It is in the silence that I remember you,By the fireplace crackling through the night,The glow of its embers wrap me warm,Like the blanket of your eyes.
 
It is in the silence that I remember you,Whilst the snow piles up my sill,The last leaf strains against the branches, white,And I wonder, do you remember me still?"

Disponible desde: 30/05/2025.

Longitud de impresión: 50 páginas.

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