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    Moonshadows
    Moonshadows
    Moonshadows
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    Moonshadows

    By Gwyn Davies

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    In Moonshadows, the poems beckon to the elusive whispers of inner dreams, akin to tender ‘moonbeams’ lighting the dark corners of the soul. Each piece oscillates between delicate tenderness and a raw, abrasive spirit, offering a spiritual balm one moment, and presenting a playful or challenging muse the next. As you traverse through the pages, you’ll encounter a tapestry of characters – elusive, amusing, spiritual, or grim – each adding a unique hue to the poetic landscape. With every verse, feel the gentle kiss of moonshine on your brow and the invigorating caress of the wind as it carries you through a realm of emotions, thoughts, and whimsical moonlit adventures.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherAustin Macauley Publishers
    Release dateFeb 2, 2024
    ISBN9781398413931
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