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    Colors of Feelings
    Colors of Feelings
    Colors of Feelings
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    Colors of Feelings

    By Vangjel Canga

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    My 2017 collection of 50 poems - another mix of romantic and life stories, philosophical sometimes, and sometimes really simple.
    Hope you enjoy!

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherVangjel Canga
    Release dateDec 31, 2017
    ISBN9781370514052
    Colors of Feelings
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    Vangjel Canga

    Vangjel Canga (Vanca) was born in Tirana, Albania in 1979 where he also completed high school in 1998.Since 1998 he has studied and worked in Athens, Greece (except for a one-year break for studying in England, UK).He has written his first poems around 1996, but has worked more seriously in this direction during the 2004-2005 period and since 2008.Besides poetry, he is also interested in the visual arts like painting and photography, and also music.The poetry you'll read is gentle (and on the 'light' side, as opposed to 'dark') but that does not necessarily mean there's no deep thought in it.

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