Bøger af David Mcclure

A book of dark poems about the taboo subject of depression. No one likes to talk about depression. About their feelings or emotions. In this book, the author reveals his deepest, darkest feelings and emotions in a very powerful way. If you've ever suffered depression, this book will speak to you. Those times when you can't explain what you're feeling will all be explained in here.

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