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A woman in her mid-twenties, navigating life’s uncertainties—torn between what she wants from life and what life has in store for her. Through short poems, she shares the weight of her struggles and the thoughts she cannot always speak.
An art too precious to break
To someone who’s weak
Unable to speak
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