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This is the first book of poetry by Richard Prock-Golan. It deals with misogyny, imbalances of power within the family and society, abuse, the everyday fear of falling apart, love, and more. It's the opening of some long-closed doors, and airing the place out. It's unpretentious. It's honest.
AND all of the profits are going to the Joyful Heart Foundation, for victims of sex abuse and domestic violence.
AND all of the profits are going to the Joyful Heart Foundation, for victims of sex abuse and domestic violence.
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