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    Strings: Poetry
    Strings: Poetry
    Strings: Poetry
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    Strings: Poetry

    By Stephy Samurai

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    Strings: Poetry, penned by Stephy Samurai, the life companion of John Samurai, delves into the realms of enlightenment, emotions, and thoughts as she traverses through the various dimensions of existence. Her verses explore themes of love, desire, conquering fear, and the unfolding wisdom that gently reveals itself to the ordinary human mind. Secure your copy today, and be sure to accompany your reading with a comforting cup of tea in a serene setting to fully immerse yourself in the profound beauty of this literary masterpiece. Let the words open doors to a fresh perspective and unveil the path to your own extraordinary future. Reading books enhances intelligence, and with this particular work, you'll find yourself growing wiser with each passing minute. It inspires you to embrace and articulate the fundamental aspects of modern human experience.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherStephy Samurai
    Release dateJan 31, 2024
    ISBN9798224684977
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      Strings - Stephy Samurai

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      Strings

      poetry

      Stephy Samurai

      Copyright © 2023 Stephy Samurai

      All rights reserved.

      DEDICATION

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      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

      Keep in mind

      Keep in mind

      The secret of its kind

      Not to be shared

      Not to be feared

      What is in mind

      2

      Masked man

      His face was masked

      Veiling time bound

      His identity a dissolution

      He was a warrior

      Not with shield and sword

      3

      Trampled paths

      Shadows that ruled the space

      Each footstep in dismay

      Path of glory and faith

      Untrodden moments and fate

      Tears shed silently

      Along with glitters of glee

      4

      Opened door

      Never shut the door

      To the unseen world

      Embrace it with a

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