Historias de Healingthroughwords

Some friendships feel like home 🏠 Until one day, they don't. This is a story of a bond that broke quietly 💔 No fights. No goodbyes. Just silence, distance, and memories that still hurt. Once My Home, Now My Past is about losing a best friend, about missing someone who is still alive, and learning to carry the pain they left behind 🌑 Because some homes aren't places... they're people 🕊️

A collection of poems carrying the voice of the eldest daughter-her silence, her weight, her unspoken grief. This is not just poetry, but a confession written in petals and ashes, for those who grew up too soon. ~ Silence isn't a weakness - it's survival ~

⚠️⛔️Warning you might need a handkerchief if you deeply relate.⛔️⚠️ Some stories end with goodbye. Others end with silence. Not Delivered is a collection of poems about the kind of love that lingers - love that almost was, but never fully arrived. It's about being the text left on read, the one who cared too much, and the heartbreak of giving your all to someone who only gave you pieces. These poems speak to the quiet pain of being unseen, of red flags dressed as butterflies, of waiting for answers that never came. But within the ache is strength - a slow reclaiming of self, honesty, and healing. If you've ever loved someone who didn't love you back the same way, this is for you. You are not alone.

"The Echoes of Us" is a journey through the rise, fall, and rebirth of love - told through raw, intimate poems that trace what it means to love deeply, lose painfully, and find your way back again. Divided into five parts - Where Love Lingered, Shattered Ties, Love's Silent Aftermath, Second Chances, and Love Rekindled - this collection captures the ache of heartbreak and the quiet beauty of forgiveness. It's a love story written in pieces, but every piece still whispers: I still love you.

"Becoming" is a spoken word poem about resilience, identity, and self-discovery as a young Black woman. It reflects the struggle of rising above stereotypes, labels, and doubt, while reclaiming power in the face of pain and silence. This piece is both a personal declaration and a universal reminder that no one's words or limits can define you - because you are always in the process of becoming.

Is This How a Relationship Feels Like? is a poetry collection that sits quietly between love and doubt. These poems are about the kind of connection that doesn't come with labels-where conversations feel intimate, but clarity never arrives. Where effort is given deeply, yet reassurance stays distant. Where love exists, but safety doesn't. Written in soft free verse, this book traces the journey of almost-love: the slow attachment, the unanswered questions, the exhaustion of giving more, and the gentle realization that love should not feel this confusing. With simple metaphors and raw emotion, each poem reads like a thought you were afraid to admit but felt every day. This is a book for those who stayed longer because they cared more. For hearts that loved quietly, waited patiently, and learned slowly. For anyone who has ever asked themselves- Is this how a relationship feels like, or am I settling for less?

In this raw and heartfelt poem, the narrator delves into the emotional turmoil of loving someone who never changes, despite the hope and tears poured into them. With vivid language and aching honesty, it explores the pain of clinging to someone who should bring comfort but instead brings confusion and hurt. Torn between loyalty and self-respect, the poem is a reflection on staying for the sake of someone else's feelings, while learning, ultimately, that one's own heart deserves honoring, too. This piece resonates with anyone who has wrestled with unfulfilled love, finding strength in acknowledging that their feelings matter.

.・。.・゜✭・.・✫・゜・。. ; purple hyacinths symbolize multiple things, including sorrow and a desire for forgiveness. ೃ⁀➷ and all the things I never said out loud.

"I just don't know what I'm supposed to do now, nor what I'm supposed to be." Olivia Lewis is a young adult, lost in her own life, too scared to open to others, scared of her own thoughts and past life. She will leave for a journey, trying to start over, but will her demon leave her or is her life going to actually improve for once? Come join us to discover more about her.

This 2 part Poem depicts a Broken code, tangled prayers, and the return of a voice. This poem is raw, healing, and deeply human.

Poetry

Genre: Contemporary Romance x Trauma x Emotional Chaos Disruption / Blurb: She never meant to fall in love with the boy who texted "Happy Birthday" like he didn't break her into fking pieces last year. But his voice still felt like safety, and her heart? That stupid thing never fking learned.

Across continents and cultures, one truth lingers in the shadows: those who hurt the most are often the most silenced. In a world where suicide is still taboo, survivors are shunned, judged, or erased. But in the quiet corners of Ghana, India, the Philippines, and beyond, voices are beginning to rise-shaky, soft, but unshakably real. This is the story of Naledi a girl abused by so called family member... Kojo, a Ghanaian barber accused of dark rituals and broken by betrayal. Of Meera, an Indian college girl suffocated by pressure and shame. Of Kara, a girl in the Philippines whose scars are hidden behind school uniforms and forced smiles. And Zoe, a Black British teen navigating cultural expectations in a Western world that doesn't quite see her. And many more... Woven through diary entries, unsent letters, whispered prayers, and spoken word poems, We See You is a raw and reverent tribute to those who've danced on the edge-and lived to tell it. It's a call to break the silence. To listen. To see the ones we pretend not to notice. To say, out loud: Your pain matters. Your story matters. You still matter. This book crosses borders-not just geographical, but emotional. And in every language, every country, every soul-hope still speaks. ---

Cover was made by @LoreleiCVdB A collection of poetry that speaks from the soul-raw, honest, and unfiltered. Each poem is a window into fleeting moments, deep emotions, and timeless reflections. Dive into words that paint pictures, evoke feelings, and capture the beauty of life in its purest form.

...actually there are millions things that I want to say to you

I am a little scared, hiding even from myself, Some pain rests on my eyelids, some words are buried within me. Silence has become my language, And on my smile, an old story has been written. My heart wishes to scream, but my voice feels stuck, The one I loved has long gone, and memories seem covered in dust. I can neither cry freely, nor laugh openly now, I just live each day, like someone lifeless somehow. Maybe one day someone will come, like light in my eyes, And say - "I am here, you can live again with life in your sighs."

"A raw journey through ancestry, spiritual awakening, and breaking generational chains. This is for the ones carrying unseen burdens, the quiet miracle, the lineage awakened. Let the words sink into your bones."

This book is a silent scream for every girl who learned to take care of others before she ever learned to care for herself. These are crime-poems, written with the pain of someone who grew up invisible-loving too much, being too strong, staying too quiet. If you've ever felt unseen, this book is your mirror. If you're the one who always takes care of everyone else... maybe, for the first time, you'll feel held here.

The Art Of Letting Go The poem expresses struggle to move on from a painful past, unable to let go despite trying. It pleads for the help of a loved one, showing how deep their love is and how they can't heal without their support. It's a raw plea for emotional healing through connection and understanding.

"The Owl That Lives Within Me" is a poetic reflection on quiet strength, deep observation, and emotional truth. Blending personal memory with metaphor, it explores the inner life of a man who balances a logical profession with a soulful calling. Guided by the silent wisdom of an inner owl - a symbol of grief, memory, and insight - he writes not to be heard, but to be felt. This piece is a tribute to presence, to unseen pain, and to the quiet power of a heart that sees beyond the surface.