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    Expressions: A Poetry Book
    Expressions: A Poetry Book
    Expressions: A Poetry Book
    Audiobook23 minutes

    Expressions: A Poetry Book

    Written by Tameika Rahming

    Narrated by Cara Ronzetti

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    About this audiobook

    She got a second chance and she wasn’t about to lose it...

    A first time author, Tameika Rahming found the courage to share her battles with love, self-image, and acceptance throughout her cancer journey. Laid out in raw poems, she digs deeper into her life to question not only her purpose, but the people who have shaped her life the most. Take a leap of faith into her mind, body, and soul as she explores the possibilities and the what ifs.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherNandra Publishing, LLC
    Release dateDec 8, 2020
    ISBN9781950697076
    Expressions: A Poetry Book

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      it should say these are prayer poems for people who can't cope with life without their Jesus; I couldn't endure the content for long thouth nicely read.