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    Roses.
    Roses.
    Roses.
    Ebook235 pages33 minutes

    Roses.

    By Kayli Posner

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    roses. is a collection of 200 poems exploring depression, anxiety, OCD, trauma, pain, love, hope and healing from a lived experience. The book contains poetry from the heart and the soul.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherTellwell Talent
    Release dateNov 30, 2023
    ISBN9780228886143
    Roses.
    Author

    Kayli Posner

    kayli posner is a poet fromPerth, Western Australia.at twenty-three she is releasingroses.her first published collection oftwo-hundred poems exploringdepression.anxiety.ocd.trauma.pain.love.hope.healing.from the poetry of her heart and her soul.

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