Quote by Shayne Ward

I love to write poetry.

I love to write poetry.

Summary

This quote simply expresses the personal enjoyment and passion the individual has for writing poetry. It implies that engaging in the act of writing poetry brings them happiness or fulfillment, suggesting a deep connection and affinity towards the art form.

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Poetry

By Shayne Ward

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