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    Wells
    Wells
    Wells
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    Wells

    By Stephen Adeewu

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    Wells is a collection of poetry born from the thoughts, interactions and ideas of people. It creates an insight into the ever changing world of man. A thrilling read and awesome work of art!

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherStephen Adeewu
    Release dateMay 4, 2018
    ISBN9780463626467
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      Book preview

      Wells - Stephen Adeewu

      Wells

      (a collection of poetry)

      Stevie Pietro®

      "Wells comes from the depth of a noisy heart. One filled with intellectual words and thoughts. A polar mind where the positivities and negativities of life strikes out.

      Stephen Adeewu has done a great job by penning down the contents of his mind. He is on his path to spike greatness."

      Tobi Omolere (author)

      The poems are awesome, insightful, relatable, truthful and realistic… a little rest after each line to savour the depth will be awesome. Great work.

      Felix Oyeleke (poet)

      "Wells is a well-articulated and terse bouillabaisse of vagrant yet genuine, pristine and unique emotions. It dares to take a bird-eye view of the inner dwelling of a complex mind simplified by a seemingly ‘unreachable’ love but in anyways still driven by immaculate hope.

      Reading it more than once made me think the writer had an impossible light shining within and manifesting without in different spectrums.

      Byzantine yet elementary.

      Segun Fahanmi (poet)

      Dedicated to

      Mom, for her wonderful tutoring and guidance through every stage in my life; Dad, for his witty ways and compassionate heart. You know I stole some attributes from you and refined

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