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A collection of poetry written during the March 2020 lockdown in downtown Toronto, and edited a year later... under another lockdown. Contemplative and varied, these are the thoughts one has before falling asleep.
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Abigail de Niverville
Abigail de Niverville is an author, poet, and composer based in Toronto. Originally from the East Coast of Canada, she often is inspired by her hometown. She holds an M.Mus from the University of Toronto.Abigail's debut novel I KNEW HIM is now available from NineStar Press and most major book retailers. Her poetry chapbook POEMS WORTH SAVING is available now in ebook through most major book retailers and in print on Amazon.
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