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message 1: by Nurrida (last edited Sep 12, 2025 03:33AM) (new)

Nurrida Shafa (nurridashafa) | 3 comments * Title: in lieu of sorrow, november goes painfully sweet
* Author(s) name(s): Nurrida Shafa
* ISBN: 978-634-226-182-8
* Publisher: LovRinz Publishing
* Publication Date Year: 2025
* Publication Date Month: September 2025
* Publication Date Day: -
* Page count: 241
* Format: Hardcover
* Description:
acceptance is a quiet grave. but hope—that razor-edged, honey-lipped thief—will pick the lock every time.

this is unrequited love in all its brutal grace, in all its charming, commendable propriety: the way it severs you cleanly, leaving no room for wisdom until you choked on every false hope, not at all capable of reviving it unless cast a dismal annoyance and resentment first toward the person in question.

'are you the portrait that gazes back, lifeless and unknowing,
while i pour everything, every fiber of my being, into every stroke of brush?
dearest, i will drink the poison willingly, if that truly is our destiny'

there are also several prose poems about self-acceptance, lies, betrayal, guilt, and being a Nastenka all over again. but mostly, it is about loving someone in silence—sincerely, desperately, and decently—while also standing at the edge of a cliff, where every step forward could be flight or freefall.

ah, and also … some loves are a solo bearing
others?
a collision of three heartbeats
(you’ll know which is which)

* Language: English
* Link to book page which includes the cover: https://lovrinz.com/blog/in-lieu-of-s...


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Martina  (martina_s_hlavou_v_knihach) | 12042 comments Added: https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/2...

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Nurrida Shafa (nurridashafa) | 3 comments Martina wrote: "Added: https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/2...

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Thank you so much for your help<3. But I'm sorry, can you edit the description part: 'others' is supposed to be below (I forgot to break it to new line)

like this:

also... some loves are a solo bearing
others?
a collision of three heartbeats (you'll know which is which)


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Martina  (martina_s_hlavou_v_knihach) | 12042 comments Done


message 5: by Nurrida (last edited Sep 12, 2025 03:08AM) (new)

Nurrida Shafa (nurridashafa) | 3 comments Martina wrote: "Done"

Actually, I changed my mind again🙏🏻
Can you please replace the description with the new one? With this👇🏻

acceptance is a quiet grave. but hope—that razor-edged, honey-lipped thief—will pick the lock every time.

this is unrequited love in all its brutal grace, in all its charming, commendable propriety: the way it severs you cleanly, leaving no room for wisdom until you choked on every false hope, not at all capable of reviving it unless cast a dismal annoyance and resentment first toward the person in question.

'are you the portrait that gazes back, lifeless and unknowing,
while i pour everything, every fiber of my being, into every stroke of brush?
dearest, i will drink the poison willingly, if that truly is our destiny'

there are also several prose poems about self-acceptance, lies, betrayal, guilt, and being a Nastenka all over again. but mostly, it is about loving someone in silence—sincerely, desperately, and decently—while also standing at the edge of a cliff, where every step forward could be flight or freefall.

ah, and also … some loves are a solo bearing
others?
a collision of three heartbeats
(you’ll know which is which)

I'm so sorry for the inconvenience, and thank you so much for your great help🥹💛


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Martina  (martina_s_hlavou_v_knihach) | 12042 comments Done


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