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An Endless Sunset: For Children of Solitude
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An Endless Sunset: For Children of Solitude

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With the warmth of a mother’s lap and the lightness of lilies, An Endless Sunset is a collection of poems on love, loss, hope, and a relentless yearning for healing. Rita’s poems are softly sensitive, carrying the cadences of life lived and examined, thoughts both inexpressible and expressed, with some of the innocence of youth and the wisdom that comes from the experience of disappointment. Her poems are gentle enough to envelop you in her feelings, and offer the promise of a fulfilment the author yearns for – a highly promising debut. - Dr Shashi Tharoor, M.P.

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Format
Paperback
Publisher
Notion Press
Date
1 September 2020
Pages
122
ISBN
9781649837646

With the warmth of a mother’s lap and the lightness of lilies, An Endless Sunset is a collection of poems on love, loss, hope, and a relentless yearning for healing. Rita’s poems are softly sensitive, carrying the cadences of life lived and examined, thoughts both inexpressible and expressed, with some of the innocence of youth and the wisdom that comes from the experience of disappointment. Her poems are gentle enough to envelop you in her feelings, and offer the promise of a fulfilment the author yearns for – a highly promising debut. - Dr Shashi Tharoor, M.P.

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Format
Paperback
Publisher
Notion Press
Date
1 September 2020
Pages
122
ISBN
9781649837646