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My Dear Wildflower by r.h. Sin

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My Dear Wildflower

r.h. Sin

Andrews McMeel Publishing · Paperback · May 20, 2025

Reading lane: African American Poetry

A soulful and cinematic poetry collection for women reclaiming their worth after heartbreak from New York Times bestselling author r.h.

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Who It's For

For women rebuilding their sense of worth after heartbreakFor readers seeking poetry about waiting for gentle, lasting love

Book Details

Authors
r.h. Sin
Publisher
Andrews McMeel Publishing
Published
May 20, 2025
Format
Paperback
Theme
African American Poetry · Love Poetry
Reading lane
African American Poetry

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Publisher Categories

  • African American Poetry

  • Love Poetry

  • Family Poems

About This Book

A soulful and cinematic poetry collection for women reclaiming their worth after heartbreak from New York Times bestselling author r.h. Sin. In My Dear Wildflower , poet r.h. Sin returns with a poignant collection that speaks to the strength and vulnerability of women learning to let go of painful relationships and rediscover themselves. Ranging from minimalist verse to emotionally raw monologues, Sin’s poems follow a woman as she transitions from heartbreak and betrayal to...

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A soulful and cinematic poetry collection for women reclaiming their worth after heartbreak from New York Times bestselling author r.h. Sin. In My Dear Wildflower , poet r.h. Sin returns with a poignant collection that speaks to the strength and vulnerability of women learning to let go of painful relationships and rediscover themselves. Ranging from minimalist verse to emotionally raw monologues, Sin’s poems follow a woman as she transitions from heartbreak and betrayal to clarity and empowerment. She is not a victim. She is the flame, the storm, the wildflower that rises from devastation and dares to bloom again. With undeniable compassion and an empowering message, My Dear Wildflower is a poetic companion for anyone holding out for a love that feels gentle, lasting, and worth the wait.

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