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6:13 A.M.: Words of a Leaking Heart
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Let the broken heart disintegrate to dirt; you'll know it healed when it grows flowers.
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Shaikha
As a young writer aspiring to create words that will live to inspire others, Shaikha has always loved writing poetry. Ever since she was young, the one hope she had was to create magic with a few sentences. For her, writing was almost never about how long a piece is but rather how powerful a few lines can be. This is what she hopes to capture through her work, the first being 6:13 A.M.
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6:13 A.M. - Shaikha
6:13 A.M.
Shaikha
Austin Macauley Publishers
6:13 A.M.
About the Author
About the Book
Dedication
Copyright Information
Acknowledgement
About the Author
As a young writer aspiring to create words that will live to inspire others, Shaikha has always loved writing poetry. Ever since she was young, the one hope she had was to create magic with a few sentences. For her, writing was almost never about how long a piece is but rather how powerful a few lines can be. This is what she hopes to capture through her work, the first being 6:13 A.M.
About the Book
Let the broken heart disintegrate to dirt; you’ll know it healed when it grows flowers.
Dedication
Thank you امي for sticking by me…
and
if I were to thank God for everything He’s blessed me with, I would be thanking my way to my grave…
Copyright
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