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    Dream: Pensive Reflections, #2
    Dream: Pensive Reflections, #2
    Dream: Pensive Reflections, #2
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    Dream: Pensive Reflections, #2

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    Death, Despair, and Happy Endings. Sad poetry with happy outcomes from 27 international poets.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherRavens Quoth Press
    Release dateNov 13, 2021
    ISBN9798223934677
    Dream: Pensive Reflections, #2

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      Dream First Edition (revised)

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      First published in Australia in November 2021 by The Ravens Quoth Press

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      Contents

      KURT NEWTON

      The Snowman

      The Sand Daddy

      GABRIELA DOCAN

      Sweet and Sour

      A Memory Inside Another Memory

      Don’t Come Back Into My Life Again!

      AMINATH NEENA

      Sleeping With the Enemy

      NUSRAT M. HAIDER

      Death, Despair, and Happy Endings

      MAGNOLIA SILCOX

      A Schizophrenic’s Dream

      MAGGIE D. BRACE

      Duelling

      SEHLOHO PIET RAMPAI

      Tonight

      MCKENZIE RICHARDSON

      Periodical Cicada

      KELLY MATSUURA

      Winter Roots

      TOM FOARD

      I Won’t Dream

      Jewelled

      PHIL KNIGHT

      Rewilding

      The Off Season

      LYNN WHITE

      Her Collection

      I Remember

      Leap of Faith

      VANESSA CARAVEO

      Faithful Fate

      It’s In You

      DAWN DEBRAAL

      Reunited

      RENATA PAVREY

      Persist to Exist

      DES MANNAY

      The Loneliest Christmas

      A Dream in the Storm

      Fireworks in November

      DR NITHYA MARIAM JOHN

      Status: Good Morning!

      Afghanistan, August 2021

      MARK ANDREW HEATHCOTE

      The White Elephant Dream

      Hoping

      Lisa Reynolds

      Last Night

      AVERY HUNTER

      My Love, Kiss Me

      D.J. ELTON

      Lilia and Nazbet

      Where are the Lost Pieces of Music in the Sea of Moons?

      As You Go

      IMOGEN L. SMILEY

      Memento

      DARREN B. RANKINS

      Tears Never Stop Falling

      DR PATIENCE CHIYANGWA

      The Joy of My Pain

      Lockdown Love

      SWATI SINGH

      Eros and Psyche

      For Love Is That Which Wins and Remains

      DISHA BHATTACHARYYA

      This is a River’s Poem

      JOHN DRUDCE

      Autumn Story

      Boulevards

      Paris in Transition

      Rolling

      Stumbling

      The Seasons of Us

      Siren

      THE RAVENS QUOTH PRESS

      Yes: I am a dreamer. For a dreamer is one who can only find his way by moonlight, and his punishment is that he sees the dawn before the rest of the world.

      —The Critic as Artist by Oscar Wilde

      KURT NEWTON ’s poetry has

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