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Drowning Souls On The Mend

Shavonda Robinson

Publisher: Sebastian Schug

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Summary

This collection of poetry is about a young, troubled woman who decides to take her own life and affects all the ones who loved and cherished her forever.
Available since: 11/04/2018.

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