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Long Live the Lonely: Poetry and Prose for Melancholy Souls
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ISBN13: 9798840649930
Publisher: Independently Published
Published: Dec 1 2024
Pages: 114
Weight: 0.29
Height: 0.27 Width: 5.00 Depth: 8.00
Language: English
Publisher: Independently Published
Published: Dec 1 2024
Pages: 114
Weight: 0.29
Height: 0.27 Width: 5.00 Depth: 8.00
Language: English
Contains over 50 new poems and observations on love, addiction, trauma, abuse, and recovery. We all have the ability to overcome. There is a power that lies dormant within many of us that we can only tap into once we begin to believe, for that first fateful moment, that we are indeed capable. We are unable to heal without first acknowledging our trauma. In doing this, we can learn to embrace our weaknesses with honesty and poise. CJ Robinson is the author of several collections of poetry. And Us to Dust, The Moment of my Dying, Who We Once Were, and his poetry novel I Will Go with You are all rated 4.2 stars and higher at various online retailers. Through his unique style of writing and introspection, he invites you to unpack your mental baggage, lay it out neatly for everyone to see, and burn it. New mental health and substance recovery blog available. Read for free at https: //neverstaybroken.com Common questions: Q: Are the poems written in free verse or structured forms?
A: Most of the poems contained within are written in free verse. Although there are instances of rhyming interspersed. Q: How relatable are the themes explored in the book?
A: Many of the poems in this book explore childhood trauma, addiction, and codependency. If you or a loved one has ever experienced any of these, then you may find yourself relating to them. Q: Does it contain any uplifting or hopeful messages?
A: The book is separated into three sections. The third section, Resurrection, will contain the most uplifting and hopeful poetry. Q: Does it offer any insights on coping mechanisms?
A: Yes. There are several poems that directly explore coping mechanisms. Q: Is the writing style accessible or complex?
A: The writing style is simple to understand. It is appropriate for anyone age 16 and up.
A: Many of the poems in this book explore childhood trauma, addiction, and codependency. If you or a loved one has ever experienced any of these, then you may find yourself relating to them. Q: Does it contain any uplifting or hopeful messages?
A: The book is separated into three sections. The third section, Resurrection, will contain the most uplifting and hopeful poetry. Q: Does it offer any insights on coping mechanisms?
A: Yes. There are several poems that directly explore coping mechanisms. Q: Is the writing style accessible or complex?
A: The writing style is simple to understand. It is appropriate for anyone age 16 and up.
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