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Song Of A Wounded Mother is an anthology of thirteen poems that address different issues in our past, present and future society.Love, betrayal and thwarted expectations are some of the key issues addressed in this anthology of poems hence it’s relevant to individuals of different age brackets and from all backgrounds across the world.The book echoes the moral values that need to be inculcated in our day to day life.Themes are primarily drawn from the Luo community though broadened to cover the universal aspects of literature.
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