To The Thoughts That Are Never Said Out Loud
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To those who read:
This poetry book is dedicated to the thoughts that are never said out loud. We, as people, struggle to comprehend and talk about problems that we face. This struggle may stem from a societal issue, the fear of judgement, misinterpretations, and/or misunderstandings. This book talks about the experiences of personal conflicts one might have with themselves, to the mind of one who struggles with a mental illness. Thank you, and I hope you enjoy.
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