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Letters She Never Sent

Mary Crizelle Laruan

Editorial: Austin Macauley Publishers

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Letters She Never Sent is a collection of words I kept to myself for a long time: the things I wanted to say, almost said, or never had the courage to send. These poems were written in the aftermath of love, in the middle of waiting and pain, and in the quiet spaces where hope feels heavy but still alive.This book isn't about perfect endings or clear answers. It's about sitting with the ache, choosing honesty, and learning that silence doesn't mean nothing happened. It's for anyone who loved deeply, stayed quiet, and kept going.If you've ever held words in your mouth until they turned into weight, these pages are for you. They're proof that even when nothing is sent, nothing is wasted.
Disponible desde: 30/07/2026.
Longitud de impresión: 62 páginas.

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