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    The Echoes the Times the Poetry
    The Echoes the Times the Poetry
    The Echoes the Times the Poetry
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    The Echoes the Times the Poetry

    By Sandra Mally

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    This book is recovery poetry for all people- drugs, emotional illness, war, the system. The author is determined to get her voice out in print to show you that there is therapy in poetry. Shehas experienced hardship,problems with thesystem, legal trouble, illness, and drugs. But all of these trials in her life are what really paved the road and gave her the degree to publish such a book. A very powerful, very real, book that needs to be shared with the public.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherAuthorHouse
    Release dateJan 30, 2008
    ISBN9781477280379
    The Echoes the Times the Poetry
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    Sandra Mally

    Sandra Mally is a striving poet who was born in Fairfield County, Connecticut.  Moved to New York State for a while, where she experienced many jobs, education, and failures as well.  Now, she is back in Connecticut, with a purpose in life- to write and share recovery. Her main purpose is to be heard and loved, and to prove that through faith, your life can truly change, and that the failures you experience in life are what lead you to recovery.

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