Set Me Free
Set Me Free by Alfred Kennard is a poetry collection published by AuthorHouse in June 2010. This edition spans 160 pages and is presented in English. The book comprises three chapters that explore themes of love, judgment, and emotional pain, reflecting on the complexities of human relationships and personal experiences.
Readers will find a thoughtful compilation that resonates with those who have experienced love, heartbreak, or the weight of judgment. The poems aim to connect with individuals who have supported others or sought support themselves, making it relevant for anyone who appreciates poetry. Through a blend of personal insights and observations, Kennard crafts an inspirational narrative that speaks to the shared human experience.
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Set Me Free, Alfred’s highly anticipated second compilation of poems, has been nearly six years in the making. There are three chapters in the book that deal with the general topics of love, judgment, and emotional pain. If you have ever been there for someone else or if you’ve needed someone to be there for you, then you will appreciate the words in this book. The same applies to the broken hearted, those who are in love, those who have been hurt, those who have been judged or oppressed, and those who simply have an appreciation for poetry. Alfred has used some of his personal experiences as well as some of his observations in order craft this inspirational collection of poems.
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