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Seventh Rhythm
A Poetic Work of Faith
By: Camille Victoria Edwards
Narrated by: Camille Edwards
Length: 20 mins

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By: Camille Victoria Edwards

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Summary

Seventh Rhythm is a poetic work of faith composed of several soul-touching pieces. These poems collectively tell the author's life story, and she holds nothing back while narrating some of her most romantic, traumatizing, and even demon-filled memoirs. Her unique style of storytelling causes rhyme scheme and standard grammar to take a back seat as she writes from the vantage point of truth, allowing no breaks in her account-giving.

At its core, Seventh Rhythm is the recollection of a certain woman's walk with God into womanhood and her destiny, and the profession of the brutal detours she took along the way.