Judy is a storyteller and poet whose work dives into the depths of love, loss, and human emotion. Inspired by personal experiences, she writes to connect, comfort, and remind others of the beauty in vulnerability. When she isn't writing, Judy enjoys adventure, trying new things, meeting different people, and spending time with friends. But a good book will always be her first love.
The Streets Are Cold
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- FormatePub
- ISBN8230823070
- EAN9798230823070
- Date de parution28/11/2024
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- Infos supplémentairesepub
- ÉditeurIndependently Published
Résumé
The Streets Are Cold by Judy Wambui is a sanctuary for the brokenhearted. These poems are not about moving on or finding silver linings-they are for the moments when sadness consumes you, when betrayal cuts deep, and when loss feels unbearable. This collection gives you the space to feel everything, to sit with your pain, and to cry until there are no more tears left. It's a raw, unfiltered reminder that it's okay to not be okay.
If you've been heartbroken, betrayed, or overwhelmed by loss, The Streets Are Cold offers you a place to grieve and embrace your sorrow, knowing that healing starts with letting yourself feel.
If you've been heartbroken, betrayed, or overwhelmed by loss, The Streets Are Cold offers you a place to grieve and embrace your sorrow, knowing that healing starts with letting yourself feel.