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Read the article →| Category: | Poetry |
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| Author: | Karine Leno Ancellin |
| Publisher: | Riza Press |
| Publication Date: | December 1, 2019 |
| Number of Pages: | 102 |
| ISBN-13: | 9781999227289 |
To honor and thank her Athenian poetry society,
The Missing Angle by Karine Leno Ancellin is an
Karine Leno Ancellin writes poetry that is poignant,
present, and true to contemporary human experience, shedding great light on the
shifts we have made and doing so with unequalled clarity. She explores the
sadness at the loss of simple human sentiments, nostalgia, and ordinary objects
caught in the whirlwind of change. Deeply reminiscent of yesterday's sincere
and deeper emotions, the writer digs deep into Greek mythology and landscape to
display the juxtaposition between the early days and the present. If you are
looking for an interesting poetry book to
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