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The heart beats on 2018 issue

The heart beats on is republished in Kindle at a lesser price (much):

　
https://www.amazon.com/dp/b00ztn8z1e



　

It is a collection of poems of various tastes. The poems of this book were written in 2015, when I was in Hyderabad. So the contents of this book have been edited only. I plan to keep most of the poems of this book, even in coming year, as a memory of that awesome time I passed in Hyderabad. Some memories should be cherished! The poems in this book reflect my mood of that time. Hope they will touch you! To make the book more presentable and lesser in price I have deleted the illustrations.

　

WORDS LEFT BY READERS (ABOUT THE PREVIOUS ISSUE)
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reviewed the heart beats on


　

Fascinating stuff! September 9, 2015

A collection of poetic verse and digital painting, this book was well worth an evening's read. Congratulations to the authoress to work done well!



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