VISION BENT (half-blind poems) - Trailer & Reviews


“This is a poignant collection of poems woven within a very personal narrative.”


“Everyone who has been wounded by life's unexpected bumps and twists will identify and

feel a closeness defined by shared humanity with the author.”


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