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Binding Air - An antidote for heartbreak

Giada Teresa Bertola

Publisher: Binding Air

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Inspired by the author’s admiration for rhyme and poetry, this collection of thoughts works through the ideas of love and rejection, of others and self. It explores different layers of romantic, and habitual situations of confusion, pain, abuse and hurt, along with the constant desire to grow and relentlessly experience oneself.
 
Understanding as a cure for suffering. 
Available since: 12/24/2019.

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