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A carefully curated selection of 21 poems released in commemoration of the 15th Melopee Poetry Prize.

#poëzieprijsmelopee #bloemlezing #gedichten #dichtbundel #poetry #poems #graphic #graphicart #graphicdesign #grafischontwerp #geometric #abstract #munkenpaper #trotsoplaarne

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A carefully curated selection of 21 poems released in commemoration of the 15th Melopee Poetry Prize.

#poëzieprijsmelopee #bloemlezing #gedichten #dichtbundel #poetry #poems #graphic #graphicart #graphicdesign #grafischontwerp #geometric #abstract #munkenpaper #trotsoplaarne

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