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    Dysphoria: A Collection of Poetry
    Dysphoria: A Collection of Poetry
    Dysphoria: A Collection of Poetry
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    Dysphoria: A Collection of Poetry

    By Karol Lynne

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    HOW HURTFUL CAN A TRANSFORMATION BE?

     

    "Dysphoria" is a poignant collection of eighty poems that traverse the emotional landscape of personal transformation.

    Amidst the turmoil of loss and rebirth, the author bids farewell to the old self, embracing the journey of self-discovery with raw vulnerability and resilience.

    Through the veil of grief, each verse becomes a testament to the human spirit's capacity to evolve, to shed its former skin and emerge anew.

    With every line, the reader is invited to witness the catharsis of letting go and the empowerment of embracing change.

    "Dysphoria" is not just a book of poetry; it's a testament to the courage it takes to confront the darkest corners of the soul and emerge, phoenix-like, into the light of a new dawn.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherKarol Lynne
    Release dateApr 4, 2024
    ISBN9798224199044
    Dysphoria: A Collection of Poetry

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