Harly has lived a life shadowed by neglect, betrayal, and silence. From the age of fourteen, the world pressed its weight against her chest, leaving her trapped in a body and a life that never felt like her own. Home offered no refuge, friends came and went, and trust became a luxury she could not afford. But Harly discovered a lifeline: words. Her poetry became her refuge, a way to speak the unspeakable, to survive in a world that refused to see her. Through ink-stained pages, she preserved fragments of herself fragments that the world ignored, but that refused to vanish. This is a story of isolation and endurance, of a girl carrying the weight of her past, and of the quiet defiance of surviving through art. There is no promise of healing, no soft ending only the raw truth of a life written in shadows, pain, and the fragile pulse of words.