A Vase Without Flowers
A Poetry Collection
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A vase without flowers A body without food A vase without color A mind misconstrued A vase without flowers is dull and cold A vase without flowers not very beautiful There will never be a skinny enough If you try to be Your mind will shut down Body will give up You can trust me cause I've tried, But you have to realize Once the vase falls you can never go back Think about that Because a vase without flowers is simply A fragile old vase cold and empty
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About the Book
A Vase Without Flowers is a book that reaches all parts of mental heath. This book prominently discusses eating disorders, love, sexual assault, depression, suicide, body image, and family relations. Mental Health is an important issue that is clearly addressed throughout this book and not addressed enough in society.
About the Author
Isabella Salazar, a resident of a quaint nestled town in Southern Illinois, embodies a profound ambition despite her tender years. As the cherished offspring of Becky and Abel Salazar, she finds solace and fulfillment in various pursuits, including running, diligent labor, the artistry of cosmetics, and the eloquence of the written word. Of particular significance, Isabella's literary endeavors delve into the intricate realm of mental health, encapsulating her personal battles and empathetic observations of others feeling similar afflictions.