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    loved, longed, lost.
    loved, longed, lost.
    loved, longed, lost.
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    loved, longed, lost.

    By Sayer Kirk and Sophie Julich

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    Loved, Longed, Lost is Sayer Kirk's debut collection of poetry. It explores the joy that lies in the mundane of being in love, the excitement of learning what makes someone who they are, and the rebirth following the loss of a relationship.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherSayer Kirk
    Release dateApr 4, 2022
    ISBN9781088031087
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    Sayer Kirk

    Sayer Kirk is a queer poet from North Carolina who enjoys being on the water, learning new hobbies on a whim, and talking to animals they pass on the street. They are the author of Loved, Longed, Lost and their poetry has appeared in Soul Notes Collective Volume 1.

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