Healing & Becoming
Poetry about surviving, rebuilding, learning yourself again, and becoming someone new without pretending the bruises never happened.
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A poem about the moment the ground felt safer than the room behind you.
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A poem about leaving a house, a relationship, and the pieces of a life that could not come with you.
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Agoraphobia turns an ordinary front door into a threshold between wanting the world and fearing what waits beyond it.
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A poem about learning that harm does not always return wearing the same face.
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They called her stubborn. She was fifteen. The adults were supposed to protect her.
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Anxiety lets herself in without knocking and turns ordinary silence, texts, and missed calls into catastrophe.
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A poem about surviving one fire and realizing the next danger wore a different face.
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Depression is not always tears; sometimes it is numbness, unfinished chores, unanswered messages, and quietly continuing anyway.
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A poem about belongings, disposability, and the deeper wound of being made to feel replaceable.
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A poem about refusing to become another trophy in someone else’s pattern of harm.
