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    Ebook192 pages41 minutes

    Nineteen

    By Makenzie Campbell

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    By the author of the wildly successful 2am Thoughts, comes NINETEEN — titled after the poet's age when she wrote this new book.

    NINETEEN is a collection of poetry that broaches heartbreak, love, loss, war, peace, and healing. For every place we go, there is a feeling or memory that's been painted on the walls. You can paint over it, but it will always be there. Even if you can't see it, you know. You can feel the heartbreak inside the bedroom where you lost a love. You can feel the hope at the coffee shop where a beginning happened. You can feel the healing as you sit in the driver's seat, in charge of your own life.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherCentral Avenue Publishing
    Release dateMar 3, 2020
    ISBN9781771681872
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    Nineteen
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    Makenzie Campbell

    Makenzie Campbell is an author from Seattle, who has been writing since she first learned the alphabet. At eighteen, in the chaos of her high school senior year, she released her first collection, 2am Thoughts, which was a massive success. This was followed by Nineteen and Rooms of the Mind. Now in Denver, she's learning to navigate the labyrinth of her twenties. When she’s not writing or having an existential crisis, she can be found exploring the mountains, pursuing a masters in mental health, or packing her 21-liter backpack to explore new lands.

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      So quick read! I love it so much! And this poems just came by at the right time for me