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    TITLE THREE.4 of a dream's theft and hemorrhages
    TITLE THREE.4 of a dream's theft and hemorrhages
    TITLE THREE.4 of a dream's theft and hemorrhages
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    TITLE THREE.4 of a dream's theft and hemorrhages

    By Luca Ceccato

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    These twenty-seven poems (all written between 2020 and 2022) are the final pictures taken by the author while ending the particular four-part trip, within and around himself, he was on.
    The hunger for words to craft images capable of triggering a wide spectrum of biochemical responses in the reader's brain is still paramount, in the collection. Yet, there is a patina of smoothness, even some jingle of pause, while this experience fades into its conclusion.

    Testo a fronte in italiano.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherLulu.com
    Release dateApr 6, 2024
    ISBN9781445792088
    TITLE THREE.4 of a dream's theft and hemorrhages

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      TITLE THREE.4 of a dream's theft and hemorrhages - Luca Ceccato

      These twenty-seven poems (all written between 2020 and 2022) are the final pictures taken by the author while ending the particular four-part trip, within and around himself, he was on.

      The hunger for words to craft images capable of triggering a wide spectrum of biochemical responses in the reader's brain is still paramount, in the collection. Yet, there is a patina of smoothness, even some jingle of pause, while this experience fades into its conclusion.

      Hi pal!

      This is the author writing.

      First of all, thanks a whole bunch for giving this ebook a try (especially if you’re paying for it)!

      If you're reading it for free, though, well, that means the copyright thing didn't work quite as supposed to…

      Now, I'm aware of the fact that you most probably wouldn't have considered these poems

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