The Summer Collection
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Publisher: Flower of Life Press
Pages: 94
Weight: 0.30
Height: 0.23 Width: 6.00 Depth: 9.00
Language: English
Summer is a season of becoming.
In The Summer Collection, Sophie Shanahan invites readers into a heartfelt journey of healing, hope, self-discovery, and authentic living. Through intimate and evocative poetry, she explores the beauty and complexity of being human-navigating grief and loss, embracing joy and wonder, cultivating self-love, and finding the courage to bloom into who we truly are.
Filled with reflections on friendship, creativity, queer identity, spirituality, nature, and the transformative power of everyday rituals, these poems celebrate both the light and the shadow. They remind us that healing is not linear, that softness is a strength, and that even the most difficult seasons can lead us back to ourselves.
With wildflowers, moonlight, ocean tides, sacred moments, and deep feeling woven throughout every page, this collection offers a gentle companion for anyone seeking connection, belonging, and a deeper relationship with their own heart.
Like summer itself, these poems invite you to slow down, open fully to life, and remember that your story matters.
For the dreamers, the seekers, the feelers, and the wildflower hearts-this collection is an invitation to shine.
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