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NINE<\/h1>\n

By THALIA EDWARDS<\/h1>\n

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NINE is<\/strong>\u00a0a perceptive contemporary book of poetry, telling the autobiographical story of Thalia Edwards, by using her honest account of how she dealt with deception and self-destruction by addressing old and new emotional scars and societal repression impacting women.<\/h3>\n

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INTRODUCTION <\/strong><\/h2>\n

My defensive packaging read as follows; “I’m no Build-A-Woman, you’ll never recreate me. I’m out of stock indefinitely.” My heart was furnished with an unauthorized instructional guide for the next man.
\nPrinted label; \u201cFRAGILE! HANDLE WITH CARE BEWARE OF MISPLACED BROKEN PIECES\u201d then they proceeded to overnight the fuck out of my existence.<\/p>\n

A breed of WOMEN intercepted and rerouted me to absolution. I lingered in undeserving doubt since it
\nwas I, who was partly accountable for the devastation of another woman’s heart. My intuition gave them
\npermission to receive my damaged condition and it was the sisterhood that restored my soul to my
\ndestined existence.<\/p>\n

The stigmatized filth that once buried me now gracefully disappeared into the distance. The unconditional truth crowned me whole, I had to accept that as I rejoiced in the discovery of the genuine unification of WOMEN.
\nEvery woman in their own way said the following moralism; Choices do not define you, it’s how you survive the consequences before you unearth the lesson that will ultimately design you.<\/p>\n

About Thalia Edwards<\/h1>\n
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\"\"Thalia Edwards was born and raised in\u00a0Montgomery County, Maryland by two deaf\u00a0parents, African American father and Ecuadorian\u00a0mother. “Nine<\/strong>” is Thalia’s second book which gives her\u00a0readers a transparent and in-depth look into her\u00a0personal life from a creative perspective in\u00a0comparison to her first book “Black Codes<\/strong>” which\u00a0highlighted her experience working in the field as an\u00a0ASL interpreter in the Washington metropolitan area\u00a0with children and young adults to which she gained\u00a0more knowledge about herself and her community.\u00a0Thalia currently resides with\u00a0her\u00a0family in Germantown, Maryland where she is focusing on the operation and\u00a0expansion of her ASL Interpreting agency and her\u00a0next literary venture.<\/span><\/div>\n<\/div>\n

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