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Multiple Syndromes - Deadliest of sins we corrupted our own origins - cover

Multiple Syndromes - Deadliest of sins we corrupted our own origins

Surbhi Surbhi

Publisher: Libresco Feeds Pvt Ltd

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"Within every beginning lie the secrets we never dared to share. Multiple Syndromes is a journey into the heart of our fractured origins, a poetic rebellion against silence. Each verse transforms unspoken sins and shattered dreams into a scream that challenges our corrupted origins and dares us to find beauty in the brokenness of our past.These pages invite you to listen to the voices that have long been silenced and to witness the beauty emerging from the shattered remnants of our past."
Available since: 05/25/2025.
Print length: 61 pages.

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