Ask for Me tomorrow. Life is a Story - story.one - Kanter, Hana
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These poems were peeled off of rainy sidewalks, scraped from basement walls, and wrenched free from behind your heart valves. This assembly of painfully honest confessions bear witness to the inner world of a sensitive young woman trying to keep her head above water. It leaves one as if they were drowning in her emotions along with her, at the same time holding up a mirror to the reader and asking if they don't need a life boat, too?''Why do I write? Another fantastic question. And I have the answer loaded like a bullet, am I not just the smartest girl you've met? When no one listens the words…mehr

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These poems were peeled off of rainy sidewalks, scraped from basement walls, and wrenched free from behind your heart valves. This assembly of painfully honest confessions bear witness to the inner world of a sensitive young woman trying to keep her head above water. It leaves one as if they were drowning in her emotions along with her, at the same time holding up a mirror to the reader and asking if they don't need a life boat, too?''Why do I write? Another fantastic question. And I have the answer loaded like a bullet, am I not just the smartest girl you've met? When no one listens the words have to go somewhere. Its simple physics. Energy. I've given up on my tongue a long time ago. The only thing I need now is a reader.''This collection transcends the written word and flows seamlessly in and out of both forms of art with stunning work from the author's dear friends Svetla Protitch and Sophia Borrisova.
Autorenporträt
Hana R. Kanter was born in 2003 and the only significant accomplishment since then has been learning to read and write. Literature has been her golden thread in life and it will continue to be so until it is pried from her cold hands. Even then, she will haunt books where her red nail polish had left its mark. She writes for herself and shares for those who sometimes feel like a creature from another world, for those who have dreams bigger than themselves without knowing how to ask for them, without knowing how to deserve them.