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My Womb - A collection of 108 poems of unearthing unraveling and re-birthing

Sadaff Habib

Editorial: BooxAi

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Sinopsis

The depths of the womb are often not fully understood. Not only is it a source of life energy but the womb is the source of a woman's healing and a testament to her regenerating ability. This poetry collection honors the womb's capacity to heal herself, to birth her dreams, and to navigate the shadows of the feminine experience. From the loss of childhood innocence to the denial of societal expectations and conditioning, witness the peeling, shedding, and eventual re-birthing of a woman, through these poems, much like a phoenix rising from healing ashes of pain. Join me through moments of light, love, self-doubt, and conversations with grace.
My prayer for you is that these words guide you to your own healing grace.

Disponible desde: 05/03/2024.

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