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    Exhale
    Exhale
    Exhale
    Ebook60 pages24 minutes

    Exhale

    By Kiara Starteri

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    Continue into a world of emotions and a new chapter of the story with the sequel to Breathe. Dive into the next chapter by looking through a woman's eyes into relationships, new beginnings, and internal and external battles. See glimpses of past struggles that are finally revealed in a new tone. Another brutally honest, melancholy, and bright collection of poetry diving deeper into a new side of life.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherXlibris US
    Release dateJun 1, 2021
    ISBN9781664170919
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      Exhale - Kiara Starteri

      Copyright © 2021 by Kiara Starteri.

      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: 04/20/2021

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      Contents

      Phoenix

      Home

      Bumblebee

      Skin Part 2

      Spilled Ink

      Camera-Her Side

      Camera-His Side

      White Fences

      Critics

      The Drive

      Knock

      Security

      Late Nights

      Anemia

      Glass Door

      Anxiety

      Flashback to Torture

      The Girl Behind The Mask

      Breathe Part 2

      My Love

      His Room

      Pills

      Motorcycle

      Rescue

      Scars Part 2

      Tattoo

      Hate Myself

      My Light

      Dance

      Brokenness

      Moments

      Flame

      19

      911

      Breathe Part 3

      Never Good Enough

      Whiskey

      Here’s To

      Ali

      The Day I Died

      Ponder

      Our Life

      Thrill

      Seasons

      The Dark

      A Safe Place

      Going On 20

      Exhale

      Phoenix

      Drowning in silence but I know there is screaming all around me

      Life is bittersweet and melancholy

      But the radiance of love and passion

      Nothing compares to that

      Making the pieces of the broken puzzle fit back together

      Do not fear the reaper when rebirth becomes an overcoming spirit

      All of it is waiting for you

      There is no weeping when you are wrapped in light

      The people who have wronged you and beaten you down

      Don’t bask in the loathing

      Grow in the pain

      Dwelling is okay until it overwhelms you

      The battle of light and darkness rages

      Blazing with radiance of a warrior

      Fear the fight but not lose sight of the outcome

      In this you are born

      Finding peace in the everlasting light

      Open your wings to feel the wind

      Feel the sharpness of your talons

      Fall to the ash

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