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Through a series of poignant and evocative poems, Jacob Lasher shares his personal journey of overcoming trauma, finding peace in nature, and discovering the healing power of self-care. With each page, readers are invited to join the author on his journey through internal struggles, confusion, and ultimately, the path to recovery. Through the lens of the forest, the author discovers a sense of safety and peace, allowing them to explore the depths of their own heart and emerge stronger than before. "the boy in the woods" is a raw and deeply moving collection of poetry that will resonate with anyone who has struggled with adversity and found solace in the natural.
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Kristin Fletch’s life is shrouded in fear, agony, and recurrent anxiety; following a dehumanizing condition.
For a moment, it appears her life is finally on a trajectory, but the next moment she is thinking about the shocking scenarios that she had to go through in the hands of a daredevil kidnapper that took her hostage for nearly six uninterrupted years. Though vulnerable and afraid, she remains resolute in day-to-day activities. She still fears that someone is coming after her as she tries to maintain control of her life once again. |
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In "Cup of Coffee," Jacob Lasher extends the narrative from "More to Life," revisiting fragments of his history. With candid verses, he weaves a tapestry that envisions a dream he's had many times: a poignant encounter where he reunites with his mother over coffee, unraveling the threads of past abuse that scarred his childhood. Unfortunately, his mother passed away one month before this book was published.
This honest poetic journey recaptures the essence of that dream, embracing the weight of memory and the potential for healing conversations. |
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The dread of love, the ache of farewells, the trepidation of existence. Immerse yourself in the thoughts of one grappling with these anxieties and observe how they cast their shadow over relationships and the quality of life. Verses woven with affection and longing, "Leaky Faucets" unveils the fragility of mental battles and the embrace of affection, with the utmost emphasis on self-love and not letting the past define you.
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