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    Diary of a Damascene wound
    Diary of a Damascene wound
    Diary of a Damascene wound
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    Diary of a Damascene wound

    By khalil altahhan

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    A poetry book containing a complete collection of my romantic poems that exude the scent of Damascene jasmine, which I wrote between 2005 and 2018.

    LanguageEnglish
    Publisherkhalil altahhan
    Release dateMar 24, 2024
    ISBN9798224240760
    Diary of a Damascene wound
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    khalil altahhan

    Khalil Altahhan is a Syrian author. He was born in Damascus in 1984 and studied law at Damascus University before he was forced to emigrate due to the war. He writes novels and poetry, and expresses his feelings, experiences, and hopes through his words. He has two published novels, "The Prophecy of Eternal Winter" and "Tears of Angels," and two books of poetry, "Before You Shed My Blood" and "Diary of a Damascene Wound." He is also working on finishing several other novels. His writing is inspired by the harsh conditions of life, war, asylum, and grief. He is a writer who graduated from the school of sadness and harsh life, and seeks to spread peace, love, and hope through his works. You can contact him via email: khalil4love@hotmail.com  Or follow his page on YouTube: youtube.com/@lover4damascus  You can access a complete list of his published books at the following links:  books2read.com/ap/njwKPP/khalil-altahhan  play.google.com/store/books/author?id=khalil+altahhan  If you like his books, don't forget to support him by purchasing, rating, and sharing them with others.

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