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Empty Altar

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WHAT ARE YOU WILLING TO SACRIFICE?

In this sharp collection of poetry, Harrow Lee explores the weight of sacrifice and what it means to give things up. He carves himself out, piece by piece, in search of a higher purpose.

45 pages, Kindle Edition

Published July 5, 2026

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Harrow Lee

4 books4 followers
Harrow Lee is an indie poet from Ontario, Canada. He spends much of his time scribbling down random lines of poetry on any surfaces around him.

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Author 4 books4 followers
July 6, 2026
My latest collection is out now. Empty Altar feels even more personal and vulnerable than my previous collections. I'm really excited for people to read it, but even more excited to just have it for myself as a little reminder of the time I wrote it in. This collection has my entire soul collected in it. Treat it with care.
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Author 5 books3 followers
July 6, 2026
I thought his last two books were good but this one takes the cake. Harrow Lee delves deep into his thoughts and bares his confessions for all to see. He shows us all his struggles and begs us not to run away from him. I for one am not running. I just want to give him a hug. Pick this book up you won’t regret it.
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189 reviews1 follower
July 6, 2026
This book is devastating, I felt so much while reading it. I read some of the poems multiple times, I can feel I will have to go back and reread them. I definitely can’t way to have a Harrow Lee collection on my shelf. It’s definitely worth the read, and a reread in the future.
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75 reviews1 follower
July 18, 2026
My new favourite poet. Absolute loved the poem(s) —because the whole book can be regarded as one single poem depending on the perspective. I could feel each emotions clearly. Religious trauma serviced with good verses.

9.5/10, would definitely recommend to poetry readers!
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