Review of an open wound

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Today's book of the day is a collection of poems that readers through the journey of finding love, losing love, and the aftermath of being apart from love. I enjoy the review and wish to congratulate the author on being the #BOTD!
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Well-structured books are always pleasant to read. This is because the book's contents would flow in a fluid form. O. Persaud is a great writer, and I love his works. Congratulations on being the BOTD.
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I am a fan of poetry, and I can relate with what the review contains. Love is a unique wonderful subject that is both complex and simple at the same time. I will love to read this collection of poems. Thanks for your honest review.
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In today's book of the day, the author, O. Persaud describes love in its entire form. From finding love to staying in it and losing it, in his collection of poems. It's an amazing book of poetry filled with romance, relationships and self-realization. Congrats on #BOTD
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Poetry pieces are most times soothing to read. I've come across some of O Persauds works, and I can say assuredly that he has a hang of the writting art. Congratulations on being the Book of The Day.
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I love your review on this book of poetry. You did an excellent job.
The cover is quite interesting.
I also loved the few pages I’ve read from the free book
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I love poetry cause it all draws from the heart. It explores the heart of the writer. Offering intense moments in small verses of rhyme.
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The author seems to be good at what he does, which is poetry. Mere looking at the title of the book, one will be tempted to know what constitutes an open wound. Nice review!
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I enjoy the poetry about love the best, excluding the interesting cover. The lesson that love is a living, evolving thing is one I prefer to learn.
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I love how poems are written in short sentences but each of the sentences has so much meaning. The review of this book is simple and precise and makes one want to read it. Good one from the author. Congratulations on being the book of the day!
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The book cover caught my attention first. The book is for matured audience and I believe it would be worth my time. Thanks for the detailed review. Congratulations on BOTD.
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I am a huge fan of Poetry, I feel like this is my kind of books. I love the cover of the book, it has caught my attention instantly. I feel like the book is written in an enticing manner, I relish to read the combination of stories and poetry in one.
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It sounds like this collection of poems has a well-structured poem, and I'd love to read it. Despite its complexity and simplicity, love is a wonderful subject. The review can resonate with me since I am a fan of poetry. Congrats on botd!
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An anthology of love is always a unique piece. The author must have gone through some experiences to be able to write this collection. Love is a beautiful thing from every angle.
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I am not a big fan of poetry because it looks so boring to me. but notwithstanding, this book is very interesting, especially the romance and relationships part.congrat
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