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ECHOES OF A FIRST CRY - NAVIGATING THE UNCHARTED: POEMS ON THE TRIALS AND TRIUMPHS OF FIRST BORN LIFE

by Deborah Namugerwa
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"In this collection of evocative poems, the life of a firstborn unfolds with raw honesty and vivid imagery. Through themes of responsibility, sacrifice, resilience, and love, the poet captures the unique challenges and quiet triumphs of being the family's trailblazer. These verses resonate with anyone who's ever carried the weight of expectations while forging their path. A tribute to the unsung heroes of the household, this poetry book is a testament to strength and growth."

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Created on: Mar-17-2025   Last updated:  Mar-17-2025
Format: 8.5"x8.5" - Choice of Hardcover/Softcover - Premium Photo Book
Theme: Poetry    Privacy: Everyone
Preview Limit: 20 Pages
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Emotional Journey    Family Roles    Firstborn Life    Life Lessons    Love and Sacrifice    Poetry Collection    Reflections on Family    Resilience and Growth    Sibling Dynamics    Strength and Vulnerability    Unsung Heroes   
 
About Author
author icon Deborah Namugerwa
Joined: Mar-17-2025

Deborah is a passionate poet and storyteller whose words resonate deeply with the human experience. Born and raised as the eldest in her family, she has always shouldered the unique responsibilities and challenges that come with being a firstborn. It is this role that has profoundly shaped her perspective on life, love, and resilience.

Deborah's poetry reflects a life lived in the duality of strength and vulnerability. Her poems are born from moments of raw emotion—loneliness, pride, frustration, and joy—emotions that she poured onto the page during times of reflection and self-discovery. Writing became her sanctuary, a way to process the weight of expectations and the beauty of connection, to transform life’s struggles into something meaningful.

Through her work, Deborah seeks to honor the unsung heroes of families everywhere—the firstborns who carry silent burdens and celebrate quiet victories. Her poetry is a testament to the resilience of the human spirit.

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