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Breathtaking Poems

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ISBN: 9781370688340

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Éditeur:: Cindy Christmas
Sortie:: Feb 22, 2018
ISBN:: 9781370688340
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Product Description: Breathtaking Poems, is a book mostly based on personal experiences. These poems and short stories are outstanding. Every poem that is written has a positive message. These poems and short stories are based on various topics.

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Breathtaking Poems

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Longueur: 36 pages18 minutes

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Éditeur:: Cindy Christmas
Sortie:: Feb 22, 2018
ISBN:: 9781370688340
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Cindy Christmas

Cindy Samantha Christmas (born 27 February 1985) is a Barbadian Author, Illustrator & Poet. Cindy is mostly known for her poetry. Born Saint Michael, Barbados. Around January 1998, Cindy moved to the United States with her mother, who lived in Maryland. Cindy began to write at age thirteen as a way of expressing her feelings, because she was very shy.At eighteen years old, Cindy decided to write a poem as a joke and send it to an online company, but to her surprise the company liked her poem and wanted her permission to publish her poem into their book.That inspired Cindy to publish her first book Adult Poems(2003). Cindy has written over 20 books, 8 children's books, 3 novels, and 9 poetry books.Youtube channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCrfwyzESM_CtOybAeHKKRug/

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Breathtaking Poems

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Dying Love

She Said, "This pain in my heart is getting worse. Oh, my God! Somebody please call the nurse. Baby, I wanted you to be in my future, but you left, and stressing over you gave me high blood pressure. When you left like a glass, my heart broke, and now I feel like I'm about to have a stroke. I can't breathe. It's like I got asthma, baby, and I may go into a coma. So don't sweep our wonderful memories under the rug. I feel like I'm on life

support, and you're pulling the plug. Baby, you can stop this pain, so why are you letting me

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