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    Noise and Whispers
    Noise and Whispers
    Noise and Whispers
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    Noise and Whispers

    By Girish Mehta

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    Noise and Whispers is a collection of poems that cover emotions such as birth, love, longing, conflict, death and so on. In between the verse and words, you will find a voice trying to tell a thousand tales.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherOne Point Six Technologies Pvt Ltd
    Release dateApr 14, 2022
    ISBN9789355591715
    Noise and Whispers
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    Girish Mehta

    Girish Mehta is a Poet, Writer, and Entrepreneur who loves to write words and Create ideas. He is based out of India and is a rebellious creative individual.

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