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Hard Times, Poetry from the soul.
By Trish Young
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This collection contains twenty five poems. They spilled out with the tears of my grief, after losing my father. These are snippets into how my mind works, how my grief played out, how my son, and myself, have made it through. I hope this collection can help you to appreciate the lives of those around you; and I hope that if they too pass, it will give you comfort knowing that others have survived this hardship.
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I love to write in my spare time. As seldom as that may be.
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