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THE EXPEDITION - Self-Discovery and Exploration

Richa Thakur

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"THE EXPEDITION: Self-Discovery and Exploration" is a collection of poetry on human feelings and emotions, capturing the intricate moments of life and its phases. It also delves into the beauty of nature in its purest forms. Poetry is the best way to explore the various spectrums of life and to feel it with every word. This book touches on themes of motivation, solitude, love, gratitude, melody, camaraderie, understanding and courage through collection of poems, each one depicting a story of its own.

Disponible desde: 25/05/2025.

Longitud de impresión: 40 páginas.

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