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life.While shefinds herself through these words,may you also find yourself,andfeel a little less alone.  \n~Caitlin  \nSome artists remindyou that words can be beautiful,and Alexandra isone of these artists.Bchind her beautiful language is raw emotionand startling realism.Poems such as It's 4 oclock on a Saturday followthought patterns that feel so right you forget they're not yourown,while You're in good company perfectly encapsulates how I feelafter I visit her or other good friends,however rare it is nowadays.This is nothing short of an art collection,candidly demonstratingthe beauty of being vulnerable,as she delicately writes in I knowwhat I want for my daughter.～Krista  \nWe are invited into Alexandra's most intimate thoughts,welcomedby her vulnerability,and comforted by her courage.Her incrediblypersonal tale is one I believe we can all relate to.As I read herwords I saw myself;grieving on one page,and beaming withhope on the next.As pains of memories past came to the surface,I was comforted by her gentle words.With the flip of everypage I am reminded that my truth,I've learned-is growing andshaping.That no matter the distance,we can find our way backhome.That above all else,we must look within and meet our ownsouls with kindncss.Kecp this collection by your bedside,and closeto your heart.No matter the pain,I know you will find hope inher poetry.~Leen  \nI was at an open-door event in early 2020,when an energetic younglady approached me,and we started to chat.Wow,I rememberthinking to myself.I wish I was as confident as her.Since then,andto this day,she continues to inspire me with her independence,strength and resilience.  \nHereIam now,sipping my morning coffee,and my first impressionupon reading her collection is,I like it.I really,really like it.It feelslike an old soul in a young body.I am so happy for her.She hasfigured it out early;it starts with me,it is what I make it tobe,I domatter,my love matters,and I choose to love myself even in timesof wonder and pain.I would say these poems are a monument ofself worth.Every girl who doubts herself should read this collection.  \nI want to share these lines with my daughter,my nieces,mygoddaughters,every woman in fact:  \nI'll give her this one gifas the only reminder either of us needto wait for the manwho will love the beauty witchin me  \nI can now see how Alexandra's experiences and inner work haveshaped her into the young,confident lady who once started a chatwith me.  \n~Madara  \n# LetterstoMyself\n\nAlexandra Mireanu  \n# LETTERS TO MYSELF\n\nCopyright ◎2021  \nAlexandra Mireanu  \nAll rights reserved.No part of this book may be reproduced or used in any form orby any means whatsoever without written permission from the author.For the useofquotations in a review,article or social media post,please contact the author atalexandramireanu.wecbly.com.  \nEdited by Vanessa Mainella,with supervision by Shelly Zevlever  \nBook Design by Reilly Ballantyne  \nISBN 978-1-7778519-1-0(paperback)  \nISBN 978-1-7778519-0-3(ebook)  \nPlume Press is an imprint of Plume,a product of The Soap Box Press  \nPlume  \nToronto,Ontariowww.plumepress.com  \n# Table of Contents\n\nA Foreword  \n8  \nMy Gift to You  \n11  \nSelf-Worth.  \n……………………………15  \nDarling  \n15  \nLove yourselfa little wilder  \n16  \nToday I am reminded  \n17  \nI'm learning to be human  \n18  \nLocks of gold  \n19  \nFew will understand  \n20  \nWhen they call me beautiful  \n21  \nA feeling takes what meaning  \n22  \nLove like you would love a flower  \n23  \nThey say love is blind  \n24  \nI believe in what you believe  \n25  \nYour beauty  \n26  \nLessons Learned……………………  \n………………………………………27  \nLoneliness makes the heart grow fonder  \n27  \nYour hand rests warmly on my back  \n28  \nThere stood a skeleton of a man  \n29  \nI remember the days  \n30  \nHe wrapped his arm around my waist  \n31  \nRunning wild in","cbCaikwH2tcG0OVe","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaikwH2tcG0OVe","pdf",2026878,96,"English","# A Foreword\n## My Gift to You\n## Self-Worth\n## Darling\n## Love yourself a little wilder\n## Today I am reminded\n## I'm learning to be human\n## Locks of gold\n## Few will understand\n## When they call me beautiful\n## A feeling takes what meaning\n## Love like you would love a flower\n## They say love is blind\n## I believe in what you believe\n## Your beauty\n## Lessons Learned\n## Loneliness makes the heart grow fonder\n## Love Echoes\n## The Truth About Home\n## Wandering\n## Observations in the Wild\n## About the Author","[{\"question\":\"What themes are emphasized in the collection LetterstoMyself?\",\"answer\":\"The collection centers on love, loss, and life, using poetry to explore self-worth, vulnerability, resilience, loneliness, and finding one’s way back home.\"},{\"question\":\"How do the poems connect personal experiences to broader feelings?\",\"answer\":\"Readers are invited into intimate thoughts where experiences such as grieving and hope are expressed in a way many 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