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Hidden leaves is a poetry book which explores the complexity of feelings of different characters.
Like the name of the book the characters and feelings are hidden. The author brings these hidden feelings and topics not talked about alive and into the light by using poetry. The effect is a simple but effective use of poetry which everyone can relate to.
Like the name of the book the characters and feelings are hidden. The author brings these hidden feelings and topics not talked about alive and into the light by using poetry. The effect is a simple but effective use of poetry which everyone can relate to.
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Rankan Williams
My name is Rankan Williams and I live in Yorkshire. I had always been interested in poetry as it always seems a way to express what you feel. This is my first poetry book which I have written.
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