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    Through the Thunderstorm: A poetry through grief
    Through the Thunderstorm: A poetry through grief
    Through the Thunderstorm: A poetry through grief
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    Through the Thunderstorm: A poetry through grief

    By Haily Correa

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    About the Book
    Through the Thunderstorm is a moving journey through the stages of grief that follow heartbreak, beginning at the depths of sorrow to the final stage of moving on and finding peace and self-acceptance. Heartbreak is an everyday occurrence, but it does not stay with us forever, unless we let it. This collection of poetry shows that even though it hurts, there is a light at the end of the tunnel.
    About the Author
    Haily Correa is a native of Miami, Florida. In her free time she enjoys writing poetry as well as painting, playing soccer and basketball, and baking.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherDorrance Publishing Company
    Release dateApr 10, 2023
    ISBN9798885274456
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