Adrian Rogers / A Way Less Travelled
‘Adrian Rogers’s poetry brings mystery and gentle emotional fulfilment almost in every line. Consequently this takes the reader away from the fast paced, brutal materialist society we have created and brings some much needed respite.’ - Setu
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