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My Dying Star

Smaille Eugène
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Year
2025
Language
English
Publisher
Smaille Eugene

About

This book is a poignant collection of poetic letters and personal reflections that explore the many facets of love - its wounds, silences, struggles, and hopes. Straddling the line between prose and poetry, each chapter is a letter addressed to a loved or lost person, blending melancholy, sincerity, and depth.

More than a traditional novel, this work unfolds as an intimate journey through emotions - a literary essay on the complexities of the human heart. Drawing from lived and observed experiences, the author sheds light on impossible, toxic, sacrificial, and resilient loves.
This collection speaks to all who have loved, suffered, forgiven, and continue to believe in the healing power of words.

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