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    Open Mic: An Insight to My Mind
    Open Mic: An Insight to My Mind
    Open Mic: An Insight to My Mind
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    Open Mic: An Insight to My Mind

    By Jazmin Hernandez

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    Open Mic: An Insight to My Mind is a poetry collection that speaks not from the mind but from the heart and soul. It speaks of the sweet memories we recall from our childhood, the beautiful thoughts that bloom within our minds, the emotional pills that are hard to swallow, and the hope that in spite of everything going wrong, everything will turn out okay. In some aspects, readers may find themselves reading upon the words they don’t want to hear but perhaps need to hear, which trigger foreign feelings—words they wish they had heard back in the past. Throughout its composition, Open Mic has delivered on giving me an insight to my mind, and my biggest hope is that even just one sentence gives you an insight into yours.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherXlibris US
    Release dateJul 1, 2019
    ISBN9781796035506
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