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    Message from the Daughters: Sent from the Midheaven via fire and brimstone.
    Message from the Daughters: Sent from the Midheaven via fire and brimstone.
    Message from the Daughters: Sent from the Midheaven via fire and brimstone.
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    Message from the Daughters: Sent from the Midheaven via fire and brimstone.

    By Ayesha Hakim

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    "Message from the Daughters" poems takes each reader on a journey of profound transformation through the lens of the divine feminine. From hardship and heartache to overcoming trauma and healing, Ayesha Hakim depicts a wide range of human emotions as a form of not only self-expression but solidarity. Our

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherAyesha Hakim
    Release dateJan 17, 2023
    ISBN9781088002407
    Message from the Daughters: Sent from the Midheaven via fire and brimstone.
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    Ayesha Hakim

    Ayesha Hakim is a passionate activist to her core and that's never changing. Whether it's empowering her fellow sisters, creating inspiring poetry, or being a loving mother, she continually strives to make this world a better place than when she first entered it. Her soul is a determined, empathetic, healing force, and it is seen in everything she has achieved and pursues to this day. From her first spoken word performance and co-founding a social justice initiative, to producing an acclaimed off-off-Broadway show, her creative legacy continues to grow and thrive. To discover more about this emerging author and her upcoming poetic ventures, check out her official website: www.ayeshahakim.com

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