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    The She’s In My Soliloquy
    The She’s In My Soliloquy
    The She’s In My Soliloquy
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    The She’s In My Soliloquy

    By Niq Sebastian

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    Expression of love and grief might become bland in the words of one’s mouth. But when they are written, they could incite the hearts of those who believe in them. This is the remains of love, the whispers from the past, the warmth of the hands that still linger on one’s skin, coming with the profanities in metaphor. The Shes In My Soliloquy is a collection of prose and poetry.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherUkiyoto
    Release dateAug 6, 2021
    ISBN9781005409579
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