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    By Sky D Sky

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    If you like short writings in all possible forms of Japanese poetry (or rather some kind of the creative writing), this book may be for you.
    This is a collection from 2016.
    Please, be free to take a look.
    Every kind of feedback would mean a lot to me.

    Sky D SKy

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherSky D Sky
    Release dateJan 3, 2018
    ISBN9781370312719
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    Sky D Sky

    Let’s make it clear at the beginning, I’m not philosopher nor poet. In fact, I am nothing special, just an ordinary ... With an ordinary life. But hey, sometimes I like to dive my head in the pillow and dream away. Sometimes I just go to a nicer time in the past. Sometimes, if I gather courage, I step into a better future. However, I mostly just close my eyes and watch. I look a little at myself, or imagine people around a little. And that’s it ... Sky D Sky

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