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The ocean is one of the greatest metaphors: the ebb and flow of love and loss, the tumultuous emotions that roil beneath a blue-calm surface, the search for meaning in the endless horizons of sea and sky. On an Ebbing Seafoam Tide is a deep dive into reflections on the calms and tempests of everyday life.
Alannah Radburn's poetry floats to the surface amidst the messy chaos of personal relationships and societal constructs, and comes together in a relatable perfect storm of practical wisdom. If you've ever felt like you were drowning in feelings or searching to find meaning in today's turbulent times, you will find a lifeline in these poems.
Alannah Radburn's poetry floats to the surface amidst the messy chaos of personal relationships and societal constructs, and comes together in a relatable perfect storm of practical wisdom. If you've ever felt like you were drowning in feelings or searching to find meaning in today's turbulent times, you will find a lifeline in these poems.
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