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    Fumbling Through Introspection
    Fumbling Through Introspection
    Fumbling Through Introspection
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    Fumbling Through Introspection

    By Ava Mae Green

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    Fumbling through introspection. Often enough, fumbling can be the best and most accurate way to depict and describe beginnings, flourishing with equal challenge and support. Or, naturally, even endings. In her first completed book of poetry, the author immerses us in the value of healing one's wounds even after the most painful of encounters. Challenges our own beliefs and opinions, encourages honest expression of the creative mind, and explains the difficulty of coming to terms with even the most soft-spoken of truths. Trying to make sense out of a concept so intricate and personal: Introspection. Because challenging your own beliefs and forgiving yourself can come hand in hand when receiving room to grow, and even the simplest expressions need translation.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherAva Mae Green
    Release dateApr 18, 2021
    ISBN9781005268381
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