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    Mist of the Unknown
    Mist of the Unknown
    Mist of the Unknown
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    Mist of the Unknown

    By Tiffany Hiser-Hall

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    PublisherXlibris US
    Release dateJan 31, 2020
    ISBN9781796085938
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      Mist of the Unknown - Tiffany Hiser-Hall

      Mist of the

      Unknown

      Tiffany Hiser-Hall

      Copyright © 2020 by Tiffany Hiser-Hall.

      All rights reserved. No part of this book may be reproduced or transmitted in any form or by any means, electronic or mechanical, including photocopying, recording, or by any information storage and retrieval system, without permission in writing from the copyright owner.

      Any people depicted in stock imagery provided by Getty Images are models, and such images are being used for illustrative purposes only.

      Certain stock imagery © Getty Images.

      Rev. date: 01/31/2020

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      Contents

      PART I: DAWN

      Trying to Forget

      It

      Encagement

      Falling

      End This

      Little Bird

      Early Morning

      Encagement Part II

      More Than This

      Agony

      Almost

      Their Forever

      Worth

      Love

      My Final Goodbye to My Encagement

      PART II: DUSK

      Damaged Soul

      Wilting

      Daymares

      Me, A Wildflower?

      Hourglass

      Demons

      Scars

      Dead Inside

      Black Hole

      Flatline

      Morbidity

      Revived

      Forfeited Chances

      Shatter

      My curse

      Gallivanting through The Unknown

      Solitude

      FIRE

      Beautiful World

      A Hurricane

      You are Everything Beautiful

      the wind

      A Sad Drunken Poem

      Looking for an Escape

      Lost Hope

      Grounded

      Light?

      Limitless

      Abandonment

      Promises

      Worthless

      Nothing

      Losing Myself

      Lost and Found

      Voices

      Deserving

      Unbreakable

      An Atom

      Incomplete

      Time

      Beautifully Imperfect

      Leap

      Torn Inside

      The Unknown

      Unrequited

      Eruption

      Everything

      The Night Sky

      PART III: NIGHT FALL

      My Midnight

      The Lepidopterarium in Me

      Cloud Nine

      Broken

      Invisible

      Stay

      Autumn Leaves

      Omnipresent

      Discarded

      Full Moon

      Roller Coaster

      Nightmare

      Dead Butterflies

      Remember When

      Our Stars

      Goodbye

      Bewitched

      Hazardous Choices

      Drowning

      Piece by Piece

      Acknowledgements

      PART I: Dawn

      Trying to Forget

      I’m

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