Summer's Afternoon
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A Summer’s Afternoon by Benjamin King is a collection of poems exploring the themes of summer, nature, and the passage of time. King’s verses evoke the warmth and tranquility of a summer afternoon, capturing the subtle changes in light, the sounds of nature, and the bittersweet feelings of joy and melancholy that accompany the fleeting beauty of the season. The poems are filled with evocative imagery and personal reflection, inviting the reader to share in the author's intimate experience of summer's fleeting magic.Book Details
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