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Septemberia: Selected poems 2013-2014
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"Septemberia" is a roller coaster ride through the four Finnish seasons and the mind of a young woman. The sixty selected poems tell a year's tale of deep thoughts, emotional turmoil and, most of all, fascination for nature.
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Destiny Seppänen
The author behind the pen name is a 19-year-old culinary student and free-time poet from Finland, Western Uusimaa. She started writing back in 2007 and she also loves to draw, collect movies and wander in the woods. "Septemberia" is her first published collection of amateur poetry.
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Septemberia - Destiny Seppänen
Table Of Contents
Septemberia
1 - The Block
2 - The morning routine of a dreamer
3 - Rain & malice
4 - Mall
5 - Pink clouds
6 - Stronghold of the mind
7 - Tranquility
8 - A better human
9 - Sweaty July
10 - Lion Queen
11 - Soothe
12 - A moment captured
13 - Fireflies
14 - Absolution
15 - Summer heat
16 - Dryheart
17 - Little things
18 - The warrior of words
19 - Summer's fall
20 - Seasonal inspiration
21 - Ancient me
22 - Hostage
23 - Lucid
24 - I thought I saw a dragon
25 - Altruism
26 - Cold fingers
27 - Loneliness
28 - Tragedy
29 - Waltz
30 - Those of wisdom
31 - Septemberia
32 - Nightly wanderer
33 - The Brakeman
34 - Bird blue-feathered
35 - Street lights
36 - Boredom
37 - November rain
38 - A many-headed beast
39 - The tree poem
40 - Auburn road
41 - Compassion
42 - The Fire
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