She Said! - Kitilla, Helen
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In the end, life is but memories of time. The time we are given to form these memories are very limited. Yet, most of us get stuck in our loop of beliefs, thoughts, and actions, that we write and rewrite the same story, with the same ink. And at the end, we realize our life is not the story we hoped to read, or it is just a page in an otherwise empty book. This poetry book reflects life that resonates with most of us. It is a book that attempts to see and review each life through each own lens. To embrace growth through failure, to learn from mistakes, to champion self-acceptance and…mehr

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In the end, life is but memories of time. The time we are given to form these memories are very limited. Yet, most of us get stuck in our loop of beliefs, thoughts, and actions, that we write and rewrite the same story, with the same ink. And at the end, we realize our life is not the story we hoped to read, or it is just a page in an otherwise empty book. This poetry book reflects life that resonates with most of us. It is a book that attempts to see and review each life through each own lens. To embrace growth through failure, to learn from mistakes, to champion self-acceptance and self-love, to embrace our differences and to accept change. It is a book of awareness of self and others.
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Helen Kitilla was born and raised in Ethiopia. She currently lives in the United States with her family. She has a graduate degree from St. Cloud State University in Minnesota, U.S.A. Helen has traveled to many countries around the world and has lived in South Africa, Kenya, UK, and the United States of America. Helen believes her experiences at different points in her life provided her with great exposure and valuable lessons to see, understand, and embrace a much bigger, complex, and more diverse world. She continues to learn and grow from her failures, her successes, and all that lies in between.