loving women. Life is a Story - story.one - Kurzweg, Natalie Sue
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What is to love?To love is to be completely and truly drenched in the soul of another person. To be consumed by emotion, comfort and passion. To be in love is the luckiest thing - to be loved the most dangerous. For now and forever I want to feel, be, cry, laugh, kiss and hold her hand through it all.This is a heart evolving from ones coming out, through a first queer love, to getting ones heart broken and eventually healed. A collection of poetry about love, hurt, trying not to lose oneself in the other person and miserably failing at that.

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What is to love?To love is to be completely and truly drenched in the soul of another person. To be consumed by emotion, comfort and passion. To be in love is the luckiest thing - to be loved the most dangerous. For now and forever I want to feel, be, cry, laugh, kiss and hold her hand through it all.This is a heart evolving from ones coming out, through a first queer love, to getting ones heart broken and eventually healed. A collection of poetry about love, hurt, trying not to lose oneself in the other person and miserably failing at that.
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Natalie Sue Kurzweg was born in December of 1999 in Berlin, Germany. Ever since she was a child - not even being able to write just yet- she used to make up all kinds of picture stories for her little brother. Writing was always a passion of hers, but when she realised during her almost 8 year long relationship with a man that she was gay, writing became even more than that. It became her lifeline. Throughout her initial breakup, her first time falling in love and getting her heart broken by a women she created poetry for the heart. So even though her writing has evolved over the years from children's picture books to queer poetry, she always stayed true to what moved her and put that onto paper.