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    Devil Dreams, Dragon Hearts
    Devil Dreams, Dragon Hearts
    Devil Dreams, Dragon Hearts
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    Devil Dreams, Dragon Hearts

    By Jason Daly

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    This book is a four-part collection of poetry titled Devil Dreams, Dragon Hearts. While each poem tells its own tale, the anthology paints a larger story of how people fall down rabbit holes of darkness. This sorrow, this arcade of devil dreams, is a desolate landscape, a dystopia of lost souls. But it is not eternal. When these souls find a glimmer of hope, the light they follow guides them out of the darkness in a true testament to what the human spirit can achieve. Please be my guest: delve into these devil dreams with me, and we will come out blazing with our dragon hearts.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherAuthorHouse UK
    Release dateApr 10, 2019
    ISBN9781728383972
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