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    Forest Full of Bleeding Hearts
    Forest Full of Bleeding Hearts
    Forest Full of Bleeding Hearts
    Ebook153 pages45 minutes

    Forest Full of Bleeding Hearts

    By Sara Sutton

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    There are an infinite number of ways the light can fall on something beautiful. And we all see it differently. And that is life: the infinite ways in which light can fall and the infinite ways we chase it. Every one of us runs head first into a different flame, insatiably lost in blind passion - each fire burning at the same melting temperature. We all are burned up by what we love. Life was not designed to play out any other way.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherAuthorHouse
    Release dateNov 3, 2021
    ISBN9781665542197
    Forest Full of Bleeding Hearts
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    Sara Sutton

    Sara is a Poet, Certified Sound Healer and GM of a successful Wellness Company in Oregon. She holds a Bachelor’s Degree from Fairhaven College of Interdisciplinary Studies at Western Washington University. Sara is an advocate for Women’s Rights, Addiction Prevention and Mental Health Awareness and studied Sex Trafficking and the Healing Arts while at WWU. You can visit her website at www.sarajsutton.com to book a Poetry Reading, Healing Session or Speaking Engagement. Instagram @authorsarasutton

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