to the one who...
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Ongoing8m
Last published Mon, Apr 9, 2018
a collection of poems individually addressed to every person who has inspired them.
from heartbreak to hopefulness, each of these letters presented a way to express and overcome my biggest fears, biggest regrets, and biggest troubles.
"the moments flash before your eyes like a chorus of broken dreams and faded promises,
but no one can save you when it's all in your head"
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