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    It is sunday again
    It is sunday again
    It is sunday again
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    It is sunday again

    By M. A.

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    A collection of poetry about how the idea of life evolves and changes. About how truth can vary and what displacement can do to you. And still beauty and sorrow being always around.

    'I broke my own heart at least a thousand times by answering the questions about life in a way nobody should'
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherBooks on Demand
    Release dateJun 8, 2022
    ISBN9783756268900
    It is sunday again
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    M. A.

    Female Author, dedicated to poetry and topics society doesn't want to talk about

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      It is sunday again - M. A.

      Isn’t it ironic

      How we sometimes need to bleed

      In order to feel?

      How we lock our thoughts

      While we should set them free?

      To hide

      I can tell you are broken

      By the way

      You don’t talk about the things you love

      Like you used to

      I know I’m hiding

      Behind metaphors

      No one seems to understand

      But I’m dying trying

      to show you their meaning

      In the day

      In the night

      There is a different light

      And you are a different type

      We’ve been talking for hours

      Ignoring the things that are unsaid

      Now we are moving closer

      Like nothing happened

      While drifting so far away

      From each other

      - I cannot feel you anymore

      She was brave and strong

      They loved it

      It was inspiring and challenging

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