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Let's begin each day again
-all of us
except me
I don't want to get out of bed
Divorce
Is a badge you wear forever
It says failure
It says we did not work
It says freedom
That violent bruise on your face you tried to wash away with wine
While other women used lies and foundation, you just
drowned in red... listening to Blues
eventually every
scream
scar
bruise
beating
tear
torment
brought me some form of beauty
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About the Book
Life is filled with happiness, love, and optimism. Unfortunately it can also be imperfect, messy, and heartbreaking.
In a collection of raw, honest, and sometimes amusing poems, Heather Grace reflects on her delightful and sometimes depressing existence, as she contemplates all that life offers and takes away. While exploring her childhood, love, heartache, motherhood, marriage, addiction, divorce, and her small chats with God, she offers others the chance to reflect on their own missteps, failures, and joy that come with looking into the eyes of a young soul and finding hope once again.
About the Author
Heather Grace writes poetry on the run, in between listening to her existentialist six-year-old daughter and working her day job. Through her unapologetically honest, raw and often amusing poems, she hopes to crush mental health stigmas and encourages readers to expand the level of kindness they truly extend to themselves in any situation in their lives.