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    Just a Million Things She Will Never Say . . .
    Just a Million Things She Will Never Say . . .
    Just a Million Things She Will Never Say . . .
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    Just a Million Things She Will Never Say . . .

    By Sonal Dwivedi

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    “You say it’s over, I say it’s not.
    You say you have to go, I say I won’t let you.”

    Poetry is said to be the language of the people who don’t know how to express themselves otherwise.

    This book is for every heart out there who has lived and who has left. It will comfort you on rainy days, accompany a lonely heart during heartbreaks, and hug you till you are warm in the coldest of nights. It will help you with the surprises that life throws at you, and leave you feeling stronger, beautiful, and more powerful.

    These poems are everything the author is and everything a girl can be.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherPartridge Publishing India
    Release dateNov 2, 2018
    ISBN9781543704020
    Just a Million Things She Will Never Say . . .
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    Sonal Dwivedi

    Dr. Sonal Dwivedi has been writing poems since the age of 9 years. Her first poem was written in a school cafeteria when she sat on a bench alone and waited for lunch. After showing it to her teacher, this tiny tryst catapulted into a full-fledged passion which unfolded over two decades. Over a hundred poems later which were written during road trips, standing in bank queues, back benches in history classes, cancelled school days, hysterical friendships and a passionate marriage that she is in today. She is a strong headed and highly opinionated Capricorn true to herself.

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      Just a Million Things She Will Never Say . . . - Sonal Dwivedi

      Just a Million Things She Will Never Say …

      Sonal Dwivedi

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      Copyright © 2018 by Sonal Dwivedi.

      ISBN:                  Softcover                  978-1-5437-0403-7

                                  eBook                        978-1-5437-0402-0

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      Contents

      1     The Morning Kiss

      2     Reminisces

      3     The Filled Space

      4     Stupid Me

      5     Dusk and Dawn

      6     Promised Land

      7     A Seasonal Change

      8     A Rebel

      9     In Our Own Universe

      10   The Warmth in the Centre of Her Heart

      11   The Fault in Our Stars

      12   Freedom

      13   A Brief Touch in Time

      14   It Takes Time

      15   Lifting You

      16   To Forgive is a Gift

      17   Now and Then

      18   The Girl in the Alleyways

      19   The Questions I Never Ask

      20   The First and Last Tear

      21   My Immortal Heartbeat

      22   Almost Like Glass

      23   I Am Not Done Yet

      24   Between the Lines

      25   A Dream Forever

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