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Tainted Lionheart | Christine Weimer

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Tainted Lionheart is a collection that focuses on the progressive phases of heartache. Broken into three parts, Christine Weimer takes you on a journey through the bruising and brooding of pain- and the process to which we breathe through it. It speaks to a vast audience in representation of the mess-to-mending of heart. It gives voice to those who need to be reminded that it is okay to hurt, and it is okay to be angry. But it is imperative that you find our inner-strength so that you may let go, rise, and begin anew.The compilation of poetry and prose works you through the motions of honing your inner lionheart by understanding that you are brave enough to recognize hurt, work through your anger, and find ways of acceptance.Though life may taint us, we all have a lion, or lioness, within us.

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Tainted Lionheart | Christine Weimer

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Weimer's words bleed off the page. I enjoyed the transitions, format and flow. I understand the writer's right to creative adaptation of grammar but the lowercase "i"s and lack of punctuation annoyed me a little bit (however, did not affect my overall review). I'm not a poetry expert, but if you're in the mood for literary passion, travel down Weimer's road all the way to the end of Tainted Lionheart.

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