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    Shattered Glass
    Shattered Glass
    Shattered Glass
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    Shattered Glass

    By Katemarie Pope

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    Shattered Glass is a collection of poems from lifes darker side. These poems are the dark times no one wants to talk about .They come from many places, such as broken families, dark times, and the feelings that go with them. These poems were written with the thought of making readers really get it and be able to empathize with it.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherXlibris US
    Release dateOct 21, 2015
    ISBN9781514413265
    Shattered Glass
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    Katemarie Pope

    My name is Katie Marie Pope. I am from Washington State. I do freelance writing in my spare time. I have had some of my work published in two other books, Who’s Who in International Poetry 2012 and Who’s Who in American Poetry 2014. I am currently in high school right now. I enjoy writing more than poetry. I wrote this book to share my poetry from growing up and how teenagers struggle just as much as everyone does.

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