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Published: March 18, 2012
Words: 760 (approximate)
Language: English
ISBN: 9781476191959
Short description
Light flickers on and off, red, green blue, then back again, over and over in a endless loop, as I watch the sky change with it too, but its texture feels so mechanical, so physical, that one could extend out and touch it, but whenever I do, I feel nothing, it feels nothing too.Extended description
Light flickers on and off, red, green blue, then back again, over and over in a endless loop, as I watch the sky change with it too, but its texture feels so mechanical, so physical, that one could extend out and touch it, but whenever I do, I feel nothing, it feels nothing too.If you wish to read - do it by candlelight.
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blood, love, pain, hurt, horror, poetry, death, crazy, insanity, madness, suffer, mental, gain, endlessAvailable ebook reading formats
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Review by:
Nathan Johnson
on March 18, 2012 :
Vocal Strain's poetry is one of a kind. It keeps me hanging on every word. Everyone is different in it's own way, but good. I would certainly recommend it.
Nathan Johnson, Author "The Rebel."
Publisher, Smashwords.
(review of free book)