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    Je Te Remercie
    Je Te Remercie
    Je Te Remercie
    Ebook69 pages13 minutes

    Je Te Remercie

    By Miranda Forster

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    A collection of poetry in English and French on personal growth, friendship, and love.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherL.M. Forster
    Release dateJun 14, 2020
    ISBN9781393316923
    Je Te Remercie
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    Miranda Forster

    Miranda Forster grew up in small-town rural Georgia. Her grandparents, parents, siblings, and friends from around the world helped to inspire her writings.  Miranda first fell in love with writing poetry as a young child, and in high school won multiple poetry writing contests.  She says, "Writing is cathartic. It helps me to get out my emotions and be able to come back later and reflect." Miranda lives in the southern suburbs of Atlanta with her husband, one of two daughters, one cat, and one dog. She plans to continue to write for the rest of her life.

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