Not Another Tear: Moving from Pain to Purpose
Paperback
Publisher Price: $11.99
ISBN13: 9780998227511
Publisher: Hollingsword Publications
Published: Dec 4 2018
Pages: 222
Weight: 0.58
Height: 0.47 Width: 5.50 Depth: 8.50
Language: English
Not Another Tear: Moving from Pain to Purpose is a collection of raw, thought‐provoking, and powerful poems that unveils a well‐balanced mixture of vulnerability and strength. Comprised of mostly poetry, it also has a few narratives that encompass facets of the human experience. Hollingsworth poetically shares parts of her sorted life story of pain and possibilities in this empowering and inspirational collection of poetry.
Homelessness, rape, betrayal, abandonment, abuse, fear, relationships, lust, love, loss, motherhood, depression, hatred, forgiveness, empowerment, and success are some of the many topics found in Not another Tear: Moving from Pain to Purpose.
Additionally, Hollingsworth's collection of poetry wraps up with a bonus exercise: How to move from your pain and into your purpose.
The bonus exercise was added to empower you with action steps that can serve as a springboard to help propel you to move from your pain, and into your purpose.
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