This poetry book is written in honor of survivors of Childhood sexual abuse We understand the trauma! My poetry will awaken your soul, bring forth healing and speak truth!

This book of poetry is filled with a variety of poems written from the heart of an adult childhood survivor of sexual abuse. These poems helped me with my healing; I hope they can help others as well.

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