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Poems in Syllables by Steven Flint

Poems in Syllables

Steven Flint

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Aug 2021

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A modern and personal interpretation of haiku poetry. This collection of poems is written within a 17 syllable framework, and focuses on the themes of love and nature. This is a soothing and melodic book, that delights the mind's eye with original and thought provoking imagery.

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