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This is a very short collection of poems about hell and the devil. One of the poems in particular is a little graphic. None of these poems express any personal feelings. If you enjoyed this collection of poetry, please let me know.
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Elizabeth Agiantritis
I was born in England in 1978, the youngest of 3 girls. My whole family moved to Greece in 1983, where we still live. I have been writing poetry since I was 10. The poems in my collections span from my earliest poems up until my most recent work. I am the only one who has ever reviewed my work, so despite my best efforts to check it, errors may be present. I welcome all feedback, but would appreciate it if you would not insult my work. My poetry is all free and if it does not appeal to you, there is not reason to be cruel about it.
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