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Jaconda Jefferson’s latest poetry collection, “Questions of the Heart,” is now available for readers who want to look into the world of emotions and personal experiences. This book offers a series of poems that touch on love, loss, healing, and growth, reflecting the full spectrum of human emotions and life’s ups and downs.

“Questions of the Heart” serves a meaningful purpose: to provide insight and comfort to anyone navigating through their joys and struggles. It’s a book for those who have experienced love, felt the sting of loss, or are in search of healing and individual understanding. Jefferson’s poetry promises to resonate with anyone looking for words that echo their deepest feelings and experiences.

This book is particularly suited for readers who appreciate poetry that explores emotional depth and personal growth. It is also an excellent choice for those who seek a companion through their journey of self-discovery and healing. The themes of the poems are universal, making this book a valuable addition to any bookshelf.

Questions of the Heart” is now available for purchase. Readers eager to explore their paths of emotions and experiences are encouraged to grab a copy and immerse themselves in Jefferson’s poignant and heartfelt poetry.

About the author: 

Jaconda Jefferson is a native of Chicago, where she lives with her husband of over ten years, Derrick Jefferson, and their son, Miles. “Questions of the Heart” is her second book of poetry, following her debut, “Conversations with Myself.” Jefferson has always used writing as a way to express her emotions freely and without judgment. She believes that words are the most genuine form of expression and a direct pathway to passion. Through her poetry, Jefferson continues to touch the hearts and minds of her readers, providing insights that are both deeply personal and universally relatable.

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