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The Veil
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Author: Heather Ann
The Veil
Author: Heather Ann
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The Veil is a small collection of poems that tell a tragic story about a girl who sought freedom from a turbulent relationship only to be betrayed in the most heinous way.

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The Veil
Poetry
Dark
Tragedy
Last updated: Nov 12, 2018
Total word count: 232
Total reading time: 1 Minute
Writer:
Heather Ann
fantasy horror dark poetry death tragedy poems dream sorrow veil
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