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    Peace they didn't extend
    Peace they didn't extend
    Peace they didn't extend
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    Peace they didn't extend

    By Acknella Ndoro

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    A poetry book full of dark emotions, sadness and broken-dreams. This book dives deep into the psyche of our heartaches and provides a window to our sad souls. No one wants to hurt, but unfortunately, we all do sometimes as it is part of life. This book will help you come face to face with your demons, your sorrows, and all that you could not exp

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherAcknella Ndoro
    Release dateMay 5, 2020
    ISBN9781777114213
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