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Solaces’ Anthology (In the beginning)

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A journey through moulded metaphors, insightful imageries and sinking similes, soothing sights in all is how to describe Autopsy of Things Left Unnamed. Each piece seems to take one into its space and yet, find a way to flow into another, creating this ocean of peace, tranquility, depth and beauty of trying to read, see and understand life through another’s eyes.

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A journey through moulded metaphors, insightful imageries and sinking similes, soothing sights in all is how to describe Autopsy of Things Left Unnamed. Each piece seems to take one into its space and yet, find a way to flow into another, creating this ocean of peace, tranquility, depth and beauty of trying to read, see and understand life through another’s eyes.

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Kareem Itunu Azeez
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