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    A Portrait of the Human Heart: A Collection Of Poetry
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    A Portrait of the Human Heart: A Collection Of Poetry

    By Noelle Dunn

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    A portrait of poems etched on the slate of the human heart. A journey through this short existence we call life. Wilting
    A wilting flower before my eyes
    the image of the hopeless loss
    of each fragile petal
    stings the senses as
    I shiver at the irony
    two lives lacking
    what they need most
    some nourishment,
    a quick fix...
    maybe even a small miracle
    - love.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherLulu.com
    Release dateMar 13, 2013
    ISBN9781257358120
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