Sounds of silence original poetry - Midnight Poetry

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This is a poem written by me, against all the destruction, war and misdeeds in the world. When I write it always feels like a flower blossoming within myself, of unsaid passions and feelings. This poem is a small attempt to put my voice out there. Also, this is my first episode, hope y'all will like it

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This episode was published on May 29, 2021.

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This is a poem written by me, against all the destruction, war and misdeeds in the world. When I write it always feels like a flower blossoming within myself, of unsaid passions and feelings. This poem is a small attempt to put my voice out there. ...

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