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    The Fall: Collection of Poems, #1
    The Fall: Collection of Poems, #1
    The Fall: Collection of Poems, #1
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    The Fall: Collection of Poems, #1

    By L. N. White

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    Explore the depths of the human psyche with this collection of dark poetry. From hauntingly beautiful odes of melancholia to more intense explorations of the inner landscape, this book takes readers on a journey of powerful emotions, dark revelations, and deep introspection. With a wide range of poetic styles and topics, this book will transport you to a realm of beauty, pain, and understanding. Perfect for fans of dark literature, this book will provide a unique and powerful experience.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherL. N. White
    Release dateFeb 19, 2023
    ISBN9798215466001
    The Fall: Collection of Poems, #1
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    L. N. White

    Author of The Haunted Series Trilogy, L. N. White has been creating stories since she hold a writing utensil. In high school, she started working on poems but moved back to books. The combined stories helped Lyn come up with The Haunted Series. She lives in Oklahoma City with her boyfriend. She has two furbabies who lives with them. A Shih Tzu mix, Tessa, and a domestic short hair, Lyra. Now working part-time as an author and freelance writer to continue her dream of being a published author. She currently has two books out, The Hidden (Book 1 of the Haunted Series) and The Fall: Collection of Poems Vol 1.

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      The Fall - L. N. White

      A Letter

      You were supposed to be there when I needed you. I didn’t understand how you could treat me like garbage. And yet you turned your back and choose yourself. Every. Time. You lied to my face. You play the victim whenever I ask you about these things. Why am I seen as the bad guy? When the bad guy is really you. So, I write this letter to you so that maybe one day you stop choosing to play the victim and maybe one day better yourself. How badly I want a relationship with you, but damn, you make it so hard. You say everyone hates you because of who are related to but did you ever think it’s because you are so toxic? I don’t think that ever crossed your mind. You are so insecure and somehow at the same time so full of yourself. I hope this letter finds you one day. I hope this will finally give you some insight into how I truly feel

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