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Brush Strokes
- Narrated by: Martha Webb
- Length: 28 mins
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Brush Strokes
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Summary
This poetry collection is extraordinary in the way it interweaves the author’s emotions towards family, partner, and life. It is a collection of all beautiful, and some less beautiful, memories of a gentle person, and it encompasses love, pain, and happiness. It will find its way into the ears of the listeners, and open up a whole new world.
The poetry of this young author will touch you deeply, and make you feel special. Poetry was always intended to touch people’s souls, and make those who write it or hear it feel powerful, and divine. The author’s goal was to achieve that effect on her listeners, here.
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