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    The Goddess Who Earned Her Stripes
    The Goddess Who Earned Her Stripes
    The Goddess Who Earned Her Stripes
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    The Goddess Who Earned Her Stripes

    By Vaishnavi S Kabadi

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    The Goddess Who Earned Her Stripes" is an enchanting collection of immensely potent, heart- rending poems that are written for men and women from all sections of society. The young poetess has attempted to shatter and stir the complex flaws in our current societal construct with a tinge of magical realism in her words. "The Goddess Who Earned He

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherUkiyoto Publishing
    Release dateFeb 7, 2023
    ISBN9789360490294
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