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    WAKE UP HUMANITY: Poems About You and Me
    WAKE UP HUMANITY: Poems About You and Me
    WAKE UP HUMANITY: Poems About You and Me
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    WAKE UP HUMANITY: Poems About You and Me

    Written by Elsa Mendoza

    Narrated by Susan Fouche

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    About this audiobook

    WAKE UP HUMANITY is a silver medalist in the Poetry-Inspirational category of the 2019 International Book Awards. It is not your ordinary book of poems with rhymes and stanzas that only touches a specific topic. It talks about all of us, the entire humanity, about our reason for existence, and the results of our conscious and unconscious actions in our world and our power as human beings.  

    This is a collection of free verse poems, beautifully written for humanity. It beckons us to pause, reflect, and look within our souls to remember our true nature and live it.

    Each chapter will make you think and ask: who we truly are, why we are experiencing the same challenges over and over again, what kind of a source we are in this world and how we can improve our current condition as powerful beings, the collective consciousness for a better world. 

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherElsa Mendoza
    Release dateAug 25, 2020
    ISBN9781662266942
    WAKE UP HUMANITY: Poems About You and Me

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