She Was
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This collection of my poetry is my way of honoring the passing of my great grandmother, who passed away in 2016. She was 92 at the time of her passing. I miss her very much, but I am glad to know that she is with her husband now. Rest In Peace, Helen. What I write here comes from what I've experienced in my life that I feel I can turn into poetry. Please, enjoy my writing, leave comments, criticism is welcome.
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Give yourself time to feel your emotions But don't let them control you Let it consume you But not forever. There are moments in life when you have to let yourself feel, the pain the trauma, the depression the anxiety. There are also moments you have to force yourself out of the darkness, before it fully consumes you. These poems are the moments, when I stewed in my sadness, gave it the steering wheel. But are also the moments I grabbed the wheel and took control. This book is for those healing Those fighting Those who are speaking up And those who are silent

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