Everywoman Stories

This is a heart break that almost every woman goes through.

This is a completed poem of my best friend. I love you with all my heart and I want you to remember.... Never belittle what you do and what you've gone through. A/N~(cuz I know you guys won't like it in the book😂 jk, kinda) on top of this, she's emotionally unstable, as if that wasn't a struggle enough. I love you!❤️

Dedicated to self. Dedicated to the people I've met.

A Poetry Collection by an Everywoman about an Everywoman... About her brain, her body, her wishes, her needs, her psychology, her intellectuality, her love, her pain, her everyday battels, her scars, her strength, her weaknesses, her concious, her un... no, it's not possible for my humble ability to write about her unconscious. But, I think, I can write about many of her emotions, though. And, vice versa. (✿^‿^) It's a book about She and I. _______________________________________________ 🌷The cover of the book is drawn and designed by me. ** No part of this book should be copied or published anywhere else.** © Ipsita Mitra Pupu _______________________________________________ #3 in Poetrybook (11/06/2021) 🥇1st place at 🖌️Battle Among Covers Awards 2021🖌️ 🥇1st place in the Best Cover category of 🏵️Flawsome Awards 2021🏵️ 🥇1st place in the Best Cover category of ✨The Happy Awards 2021✨ 🥈2nd place in the Best Blurb category of 🍁The BobCats Mini Awards 2021🍁 🥈2nd place in the Best Cover category of 💄The Pink Lipstick Awards 2021💄 🥈2nd place in the Best Cover category of 🍹The Smoothie Awards 2021🍹 🥉3rd place in the Mini Category - Book Cover of 📚Sundae Book Awards 2022📚 [COMPLETED]

Snippets of daily life in the fictional city of Franklin, told in flash fiction-length vignettes. Welcome to Franklin, a city in full. Grace and pettiness, ambition, despair. Threats. Hunger. Heroism. Six sorts of love. More children every day. The NFL's Franklin Federals - Go Feds! The roaring Shawnee, which never floods Franklin Heights but routinely devastates the Falls side. You've passed through before, reader. Now come a bit farther off the interstate.