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THE PROPHET CALLED MOTHER

Written by Edward Esiri Company

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107 pages, about 2 hours of reading

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A mother's voice, whether gentle or firm, nurturing or correcting, holds the power to shape destinies. This is the Prophetic symbolism of all mothers. A prophet says it and it comes to pass, no different from a mother's words upon her children. Motherhood, in its essence, is an intricate tribal dance between joy and sorrow, love and fear, between expectations and disappointments. It is the hope that drives a mother to keep giving her best, even when the outcome feels uncertain. In the end, no matter the struggles, most mothers wouldn't trade the journey for anything. This book is a novelette compilation of the heroism of motherhood despite the various challenges, anxiety, madness and fears that comes with it. It highlights the symbolism between the voice of a mother and that of a prophet in the lives of her children.

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