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Solus

Solus

Solus

Matthew Wright

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iUniverse
Año de edición:
2005
Materia
Poesía
ISBN:
9780595355914
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HELPI live an empty life, but it’s exciting I run around at night, so lonelyWhen I scream for help, there’s nothingBut I’m happy, just so happyBut I’m happy, just so happyI live an empty life, but it’s excitingI run around at night, so lonelyWhen I scream for help, there’s nothingBut I’m happy, just so happySolus is a poignant compilation of poems, lyrics, tales, and songs written over a period of time. The words within this thoughtful collection serve as windows into the life journey and trials of one young man. With titles such as ’Gave and Cried,' ’Lost Eyes,' and ’Puppet Master,' Matt Wright’s poems allow the reader to experience the vast range of emotions he has encountered throughout the years. Overflowing with sentiment, Solus provides an introspective look into Wright’s soul.

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