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(You Broke Me) Open
(You Broke Me) Open | Brynn Taylor
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Reading Brynn's poetry is like reading the diary you never took the time to write. She starts by confessing how she never told the truth in her own childhood diary, to telling the completely candid tale of her lost lover and her journey to finding her true self. Through poems like, The Art of Broken Pieces, Corrosion, In Your Hands, and Tough Love, she'll make you get in touch with all the feelings you've always known you had, but just couldn't express out loud.
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(You Broke Me) Open | Brynn Taylor
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Transparent and Exhilarating. Painful and yet healing. You Broke Me Open by Brynn Taylor speaks so much of her thoughts and it is so humane. It has compassion, determination, confident and positive outlook. I did enjoyed a lot of poems in her book and I could definitely relate to some of the poems.

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