Alisha Christensen
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"I absolutely adore the style/layout of this book. Alisha never ceases to amaze me. Feels like your reading your bestie’s intimate journal. I never get sick of her vulnerability and unapologetic poetry. I appreciate her honesty on all things, love, he"
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"Still not sure how the author managed to see inside my soul but these poems are hauntingly beautiful; real, and raw. She doesn’t hide from the darkness inside her or cover her flaws, while also managing a level of self awareness and self love we’d al"
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“here's the thing about wildflowers
they take root wherever they are
grow strong through the wind, rain, pain, sunshine, blue skies and starless nights
they dance, even when it seems there is nothing worth dancing for
they bloom
with or without you”
― Still Growing Wildflowers
they take root wherever they are
grow strong through the wind, rain, pain, sunshine, blue skies and starless nights
they dance, even when it seems there is nothing worth dancing for
they bloom
with or without you”
― Still Growing Wildflowers
“sunlight
dances on my skin
like fingertips
feet
rooting in the earth as she whispers
you are read
even though it hurts
--blooming”
― Still Growing Wildflowers
dances on my skin
like fingertips
feet
rooting in the earth as she whispers
you are read
even though it hurts
--blooming”
― Still Growing Wildflowers
“End of summer
comes falling like a waterfall of midnight stars
and I'm crawling out of this
nymphal skeleton
leaving you
like cicada do”
― The Lovers
comes falling like a waterfall of midnight stars
and I'm crawling out of this
nymphal skeleton
leaving you
like cicada do”
― The Lovers
“Love is a rebellious bird,
that nobody can tame,
and you call him quite in vain,
if it suits him not to come.”
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that nobody can tame,
and you call him quite in vain,
if it suits him not to come.”
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