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    Very Sad Poetry
    Very Sad Poetry
    Very Sad Poetry
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    Very Sad Poetry

    By Stephen Liddell

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    They say there is no money in poetry, but there is no poetry in money. Some things though are more important than money, like one's soul.

    Though there is much in the way of poetry about the positives in life, happiness, love and friendship, not everyone is fortunate to be in a position to relate to such feelings. Whilst others have a bad day once in a while; others have a good day once in a while and that only if they are lucky.

    Very Sad Poetry is a book of 50 poems dedicated to those who’ve known loss, deep sadness or loneliness and contains poems that could be said relate to feelings of depression or suicide with others dealing with experiences in a more light-hearted sort of way with dashings of gallows-humour.

    I hope it will be comforting for those who can relate to such feelings and maybe be of help to them to as well as those who have friends or family in such a situation.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherStephen Liddell
    Release dateOct 15, 2015
    ISBN9781310403002
    Very Sad Poetry
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    Stephen Liddell

    Author Stephen Liddell lives in Hertfordshire, just outside London, England. For Stephen, writing started as a hobby and turned into a career as he became a multi-genre writer and historian for magazines, online resources and of course his first love, books.When not writing, Stephen enjoys travelling with his wife and personally runs Ye Olde England Tours which specialise in private tours to historic and cultural attractions. Stephen loves meeting people from all walks of life and this often shows through in his stories.For more information on Author Stephen Liddell please visit his website www.stephenliddell.co.uk for links to his books, blogs and tours.

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