Call The Light - Megan Pasnik
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Call the light is an emotionally charged debut poetry collection by Megan Pasnik featuring original artwork. This unique set of poems is a reflection of the inner and outer self. Each piece is designed to inspire readers to embrace their darkness, explore the inner world, and call the light back into their reality.
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Description
Call the light is an emotionally charged debut poetry collection by Megan Pasnik featuring original artwork. This unique set of poems is a reflection of the inner and outer self. Each piece is designed to inspire readers to embrace their darkness, explore the inner world, and call the light back into their reality.
More Information
| Author | Megan Pasnik |
|---|---|
| Publisher | Tonii Inc |
| Release year | 2023 |
| Cover type | Softcover |
| EAN | 9798985020465 |