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A journey in verse through the self. Meditate on who you are, how you grow, and the quiet peace of understanding.
Kyle West, born on December 1, 1983, has been crafting stories since the age of eleven. Growing up in Burlington Township, New Jersey, Kyle’s early passion for creativity was recognized when he received the New Jersey Governor’s Award for trombone playing in 2000.
After graduating from Burlington County Special Services High School in 2005, Kyle pursued his love for communication, earning an associate’s degree in the arts of communication from the University of Phoenix in 2013. With a deep appreciation for the power of storytelling, he brings fresh perspectives and a unique voice to the literary world.
Currently living in Burlington Township, Kyle West remains dedicated to his craft, bringing new stories to life and inspiring others through his words.
The Mirror Within is a quiet conversation with yourself in verse. It’s a collection for those moments when you pause, look inward, and ask the big, tender questions about who you are and who you’re becoming.
The poems touch on what it feels like to live with doubt, to carry fear, and to seek acceptance both from the world and from your own heart. They don’t offer easy answers, but instead, walk beside you with a gentle honesty.
Think of this book as a companion. It’s for anyone navigating their own labyrinth, needing a little light on the path toward understanding their own reflection.
Would you like a book that feels like a quiet friend? “The Mirror Within” is a heartfelt collection
of poetry about finding yourself, embracing growth, and understanding your own journey.
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