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Rise Above Poetry Book is a candid reflection of the first major healing earthquake which shook me to the core. It is about connecting with my powerless inner child with all of her hurts, anger and unfiltered emotions. This collection of poetry is available to anyone who has experienced powerlessness as a child. You can get your power back. Rise above today.
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Shannon Kiley
Shannon Kiley graduated from Sonoma State University with a BA in psychology. She lives in Sacramento, California. Her written works have been in Zaum Literary Magazine (2017), Hey! Young Writer blog (2024), and Fiilthy Glo Magazine (2024). She is the self-published author of Rise Above Poetry Book (2020) and Turn the Tide Poetry Book (2021). Shannon is also an artist. Her artwork has been seen in The Parliament Literary Journal (2024) and Months to Years Digital Magazine (2022).
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