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    Solitude: Poetry
    Solitude: Poetry
    Solitude: Poetry
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    Solitude: Poetry

    By Stephy Samurai

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    Solitude: Poetry – written by Stephy Samurai life companion of John Samurai. She writes about enlightenment, feelings, emotions, and thoughts she has while passing through this world and its dimensions. She writes about love and desire, fear and how to concur it, about wisdom and how it opens to simple human mind. Get a copy today and make sure you grab a cup of tea and sit in a quiet place to absorb the deepness of this masterpiece that will open doors for you to a different perspective and to your own magnificent future. Those who read books get smarter and with this book you will get smarter by minute. It will encourage you to feel and to express, all that modern human really needs to do.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherStephy Samurai
    Release dateJan 31, 2024
    ISBN9798224875115
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      Solitude - Stephy Samurai

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      Stephy Samurai

      Copyright © 2023 Stephy Samurai

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      DEDICATION

      ––––––––

      I thank my mother for giving me life.

      And thanks to all of you folks who are reading my books.

      Table of Contents

      PART I

      PART II

      PART I

      1

      My little one

      I am here for you my good little one

      Caressing the smooth cheeks with fun

      I can hold you deep in my heart

      Better not to cast away hurt

      Till my soul depart

      From the wailing part.

      2

      Morning sun

      The morning sun on my window sill,

      Another day worth for jill,

      New hope beginning to sprout.

      Casting no array of doubt

      The warmth and light fill the room

      With a red blemished plume.

      3

      A lover 

      She sat solemnly in front of the mirror,

      Her

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