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"Confessional poetry. A book with a lot of heart. A reminder to myself that I exist. ""Sallie has such an eloquent way of writing - every word is spun from pearls and gold. Even the most painful topics are written in such a uniquely beautiful way, without romanticizing these topics. With descriptive language and powerful emotions, Sallie gives us a vivid glimpse into her life and her mind - each poem is a single moment, and they all come together to form the story of her life. Although the poems are about specific events she has gone through, many of them are things that anyone (especially women) can relate to. Her poems about mental illness, families, love, relationships, and abuse give a proper homage to all the famous women poets of our past. Sylvia Plath would be proud."" -- Jamie Wyman; author of ""The Hornets in My Stomach"" (@efflorescent_ on Instagram)"

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Sallie Lundh is a Swedish Russian poet who was born in 1997. Currently living with her partner in an apartment in Sweden, she spends her days working as a cleaning lady at the city hospital of Karlstad while writing on her free time. She owns a bunny named Bertil, who looks like a fluffy little thundercloud. He likes carrots, jumping around on the couch and nibbling on the pages of books when you try to read. Sallie loves him very much. You can find her on the Instagram account @apricityfairy.

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