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    All That’S Left Unsaid
    All That’S Left Unsaid
    All That’S Left Unsaid
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    All That’S Left Unsaid

    By Sana Hamdan

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    Sana Hamdan was lost amongst a sea of strangers till she discovered poetry. Writing became her savior for the times she was struggling in the darkness.

    Turning her emotions and experiences into poetry, she began to share her work online, allowing other people living across the oceans to capture her most beautiful moments and tragic incidents.

    The nested thoughts within our minds that haunt us at night are the words well never speak aloud. Theyve lured our minds and deprived our hearts. These verses and lyrics printed within these pages have finally put them to an end.

    All Thats Left Unsaid is a written collection of prose poetry, exposing the hidden truth of the unsaid.

    A brilliant debut novel exploring first love, heartache, identity, mental illness, and recovery.


    Gradually turning her heartbreaking yet breathtaking experiences into poetry, Sana Hamdan began to share her work online. Soon she discovered the reflection of her story within the eyes of her readers, motivating her to construct a realistic novel, allowing others to explore her hauntingly beautiful journey.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherBalboa Press AU
    Release dateAug 11, 2016
    ISBN9781504303606
    All That’S Left Unsaid
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    Sana Hamdan

    Gradually turning her heartbreaking yet breathtaking experiences into poetry, Sana Hamdan began to share her work online. Soon she discovered the reflection of her story within the eyes of her readers, motivating her to construct a realistic novel, allowing others to explore her hauntingly beautiful journey.

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      All That’S Left Unsaid - Sana Hamdan

      ALL

      THAT’S LEFT

      UNSAID

      Sana Hamdan

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      Copyright © 2016 Sana Hamdan.

      All rights reserved. No part of this book may be used or reproduced by any means, graphic, electronic, or mechanical, including photocopying, recording, taping or by any information storage retrieval system without the written permission of the author except in the case of brief quotations embodied in critical articles and reviews.

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      The author of this book does not dispense medical advice or prescribe the use of any technique as a form of treatment for physical, emotional, or medical problems without the advice of a physician, either directly or indirectly. The intent of the author is only to offer information of a general nature to help you in your quest for emotional and spiritual well-being. In the event you use any of the information in this book for yourself, which is your constitutional right, the author and the publisher assume no responsibility for your actions.

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      ISBN: 978-1-5043-0359-0 (sc)

      ISBN: 978-1-5043-0360-6 (e)

      Balboa Press rev. date: 08/08/2016

      Contents

      He Will Only Know

      Ink Spilling

      I Am A Writer

      Between These Pages

      What Is Poetry?

      Antidote

      Burdens Of The Unsaid

      Personification

      Glorious Poetry

      Untitled

      Dearest Poetry

      No Poetry Today

      Don’t Fall In Love With A Poet

      Listen

      Chaotic Love

      Our Love

      Prickly Thorns

      As Sweet As Honey

      Safe Haven

      Violent Storms

      Surreal

      My Shining Star

      Rare Love

      Sea Sick

      Savior

      Antidote & Venom

      I’m Writing Myself Back In

      Rare Diamond

      Father

      New Family Editions

      Family

      Dream, Reality, Memories

      Insipid Cups Of Tea

      M . M . S

      Even The Beautiful Things Fade

      Seasons Of The Year

      Nuisance

      Caution: Ink May Be Permanent

      On Repeat

      Four Simple Words

      Live For The Thrill

      Hope

      Old Conversations

      Silence

      Addiction

      Demons

      Memories Of Us

      White Lies

      Forgetting

      The Next Time You’re Asked To Define Love

      Haiku

      Untied Anchors

      Strangers & Their Secrets

      Liar Liar

      Or Never

      Myths Of Love At First Sight

      Perks Of Hope

      For The ‘Walking Tragedies’

      School Terror

      Empty Stomach, A Tonne Of Emotions

      Daisy

      Veil Of Deception

      On Days We Forget Our Worth

      Helpless Teen In Need Of Love

      Wastelands

      Expelling The Past

      Bleeding Edges

      Latenight Wonders

      I’m Sorry

      Strangers

      I Fear Death

      Depression

      Doormat: Welcome

      Abandoned Souls

      Anxiety

      Seven Deadly Sins

      Monster Media

      Humanity Is Dead

      Opressed Woman

      What Makes Us So Diiferent?

      Modesty

      Five Senses

      Media On War

      Fake Up

      Perfection Paradox

      Distorted Reflection

      War And Drugs

      Gratitude

      Moon

      Ode To My Oak Tree

      Dandy Dandelion

      Light Of The Night

      Let The World Watch You Shine

      HE WILL ONLY KNOW

      These words I’ve printed between the lines are terms you will only understand. Each and every

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