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Ongoing, First published Feb 11
Your brain knows what your heart doesn't want to accept...

This is a recompilation of poems I've written, about the process of letting go of someone, you know doesn't love you back they way you do. 

"Right person, wrong time"     "Maybe in another life"

These are some of the many phrases I've heard people say to convince themselves that the only reason why they dind't work, was because of external reasons.

When the only truth is, that loving someone shouldn't be so damn hard. 

This books takes you in the process of undertsanding  that. 

You may think its repetitive. You may think its stupid. 

But who hasn't satyed more than they should? 

Read this when you need to feel understood. 
Read this when you need a reality check. 
Read this to see yourself in a book.
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