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Ctrl+Alt+Reflect - My Lens on Life the World and Everything in Between - cover

Ctrl+Alt+Reflect - My Lens on Life the World and Everything in Between

Shouvik Banerjee

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Sinopsis

Life moves fast, but what happens when you pause and reflect? Ctrl+Alt+Reflect is a collection of poetry that captures fleeting thoughts, urban contradictions, and the quiet moments we often overlook. It speaks to the restless minds of city dwellers, the seekers of meaning, and those who find beauty in the everyday. Through simple yet profound verses, this book invites you to slow down, question, and connect with the world in a new way. Whether you’re lost in thought or simply looking for a moment of clarity, these poems will resonate, linger, and perhaps even change the way you see things.
Disponible desde: 10/06/2025.
Longitud de impresión: 51 páginas.

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