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Let’s Talk About It

Let’s Talk About It

Let's Talk About It

Johnny Benoit

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Archway Publishing
Año de edición:
2017
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Poesía
ISBN:
9781480850675
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In order to succeed at all levels of life, we need each other. Some focus on their careers and at times forget the one person who worked with them to achieve all that they have accomplished. Others tend to cast blame when something goes wrong rather than looking at themselves or going back to the past to find the source of the problem.In Let?s Talk about It, author Johnny Benoit seeks to remind us not to ignore the person we were crazy about and to help us win his or her heart once more. Though some may have given up on relationships due to past experiences, true love does exist. He believes it just takes a bit of guidance to refocus our attention on our spouses, those who helped us become who we are today. These verses take us back to our first love. Before any family becomes a family, two people are strangers to each other, and a spark brings them together. For that moment, everything seems possible?and we can all discover that once more.This collection of poetry explores the ups and downs of relationships, hoping to rekindle the flame of love for those who may have let it dwindle in the stresses of modern life.

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