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    Crush At First Blush: Collection Of Poems
    Crush At First Blush: Collection Of Poems
    Crush At First Blush: Collection Of Poems
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    Crush At First Blush: Collection Of Poems

    By Seid Goro

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    Dearly beloved readers, in the absence of love and the presence of desire and lust, we gather here today to witness the union of letters “U” and ”I” in poetry writing, thereafter the birth of this collection as a result. Pieces of injustice, regret and death but above all love and crush.

    To “She”, my future “Love” to be
    To “Love” which is a step ahead of us
    Somewhere between you and me but we cannot see
    Meeting You proved to be tough
    Mea culpa.....I’m guilty

    Wherever you’re, whenever you come
    I’m ready to set Single free
    And call for an absolute unity

    So what’s Love, does it have an ID?
    Love is the amalgamation of the light of the moon and the heat of the sun
    Which resulted in creation of You....from Adam and Eve to the humanity

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherSeid Goro
    Release dateJan 17, 2015
    ISBN9781310780981
    Crush At First Blush: Collection Of Poems
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    Seid Goro

    author@writeme.comTwitter@SeidGoro

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