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    I Am a Free Woman: Poems for a Little Girl
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    I Am a Free Woman: Poems for a Little Girl

    By Shavonda Robinson

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    About this ebook

    This book of poems is about an abused woman who retells her past of being abused by her father and is told to keep it a secret forever. If she didn't, it would tear her whole family apart.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherSebastian Schug
    Release dateMar 19, 2019
    ISBN9781386108719
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    I Am a Free Woman: Poems for a Little Girl
    Author

    Shavonda Robinson

    Shavonda Robinson is an author of Thy Paintbrush Of Abstracting Images. Hidden Voices Of Abuse For Women All Around The World. Your Worst Nightmare. I am A Free Woman Poems For A Little Girl. Moving Phrases Into Inspiration. Wear Your Purpose Like It's A Fashion Statement. Poems Cries Out Beautiful Songs. Saving Our Youth. Love Scenes. She is an award-winning, published songwriter and poet. She has published in many anthologies and magazines. She has a degree in Creative Writing. She is the founder of "Creative Something For The Future" an online poetry magazine for upcoming poets and writers. She has two beautiful children. She lives in Nashville, Tennessee.

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