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Crimes Where Your Heart Should Be
By Bryan Drew
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Crimes Where Your Heart Should Be is a small collection of poetry talking about the reality of living with mental illness in adulthood as a result of sexual abuse in childhood, while this read can be a hard one to swallow, it has a certain vulnerability that makes the heart wrenching content, beautiful.
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