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I won a KINDLE copy of this book through a giveaway the author had on Amazon and the following is my honest opinion.

If there was ever a book which could be read before you’re able to finish your morning cup of coffee, this book would definitely be at the top of any list. However, with a mere nine pages and 43 tidbits of poetry it has an unbelievably number of things to say, each one needing to be pondered and meditated over.

As an example, number 37 reads:

Scars
That is not visible
Are the real scars

Immediately, as you begin to meditate over what has been said in these mere nine words, don’t you get an image of a broken heart, a broken heart has been caused by a myriad of possible reasons; for an instance a lover who has left someone for another. Doesn’t this image keep growing and growing until it reaches one where there’s nothing else one can think of.

Some might classify the items in this book as being a collection of adages, clichés or sayings. But, as you can see from the above, they’re far from being just that. These items are ones which are self-reflective, and different for everyone which reads one, and different each time one is read.

For his readers who would have clamored, as I’ve done, for a lot more of similar items to have been included, I’ve given the author, 5 STARS, for what he’s given everyone here.… (altro)