Healingthroughwords Stories

This book includes poems and poetic texts. The poems and texts are about things people experience-life, love, abuse, and many other topics. Each poem or text is writen in a moment when the author feels these feeling making the book their reality and includes their raw feelings.

Every season leaves its mark. This poetry collection explores the rhythms of womanhood-the monthly cycles that shape the body, the emotions that accompany love, and the traditions that guide marriage. Through intimate and reflective poems, it tells a story of change, connection, and finding one's place between personal dreams and family expectations.

Ouroboros is a raw exploration of living in cycles-of numbness, repetition, and the haunting weight of silence. It speaks to the feeling of being trapped in an endless loop, where every attempt at growth is met with resistance, and every answer dissolves into echoes. Yet, even within the despair, there is a quiet persistence-a hand still reaching, a heart still questioning, a spirit still believing that an answer waits. This is not just a poem about suffering. It is about survival, about the endless return of the self, and about finding meaning within the circle that both imprisons and sustains us.

Real wounds. Real words. Real strength. Every Saturday, we peel back the layers of silence to uncover stories that shaped us, broke us, and ultimately-healed us. Real Story Saturdays by Swaha is a tender yet powerful collection of personal journeys-shared bravely, felt deeply. Whether it's a story of resilience after loss, a quiet triumph over trauma, or the rediscovery of joy after years of pain, these true stories remind us: We are not alone. We are healing, one word at a time. Let these stories wrap around your soul like a warm blanket. Some will make you cry. Others will make you hope again. All will remind you of the beauty that rises from being real.

"I Feel Dirty" is an intimate and brutally honest poem. It speaks of the kind of dirtiness that comes without reason - of the shame we carry when we've done nothing wrong... A piece for those who feel guilty simply for existing, who survive through heavy silences. But here, words become a refuge. Here, writing is the beginning of healing. > If you've ever felt like this... you are not alone. 🖤

A story about holding on when no one asked you to. He didn't stop loving me with a goodbye. He just... stopped showing up. No slammed doors. No final words. Just silence - and stickers. And a cup he still uses every day. The one I sent him when I still believed I mattered. This is not a love story. It's a story about presence. About naming someone who no longer names you back. About staying soft even when they forget the weight of your softness. Written as a mirror - not a diary. This book is for the people who stayed: When no one asked you to. When no one noticed you did. When no one remembered how much it cost you. Each chapter is a quiet ache. Each word is a step toward letting go - without leaving. A slow unraveling of what it means to stay loyal to someone who already let go. If you've ever named someone with your whole heart... and watched them treat it like a sticker - this story is yours. And maybe... theirs too. Even if they never realize it.

Some stories are never told out loud. I met them in passing - in hospital rooms, on lonely benches, in tear-filled silences. They never spoke much, but I heard everything. This is a story of love that doesn't need words. Of a daughter holding her father's pain like armor... Of a boy who stayed when no one else did. This is not just their story. It's a reflection of all of us-of the strength we hide, and the love we carry quietly. Silence of Strength: The Weight of Love A journey through untold emotions and unseen warriors. 🌿💔🕊️

This is about love that didn't last but still stays in our hearts. Each poem shares a story of happy times, broken moments, and memories that never go away. It's about holding on to feelings, even when the person is gone. These poems show the beauty and pain of love, reminding us of what once was.

Yeh nazm "Zindagi" shaira Sana Ejaz ki aik gehri aur jazbaati tehreer hai, jo zindagi ke mukhtalif rangon, tajurbon aur ehsasat ko bohot khoobsurti se bayan karti hai. Shaira kehti hain ke zindagi har insan ke liye aik alag tajurba hai - aur har shakhs usay apne halat, jazbaat, dukh sukh, nakaami aur kamiyabi ke mutabiq aik alag unwan deta hai. Har kisi ka tajurba mukhtalif hota hai. Koi zindagi ko sukoon ka naam deta hai, to koi sirf dard ka. Koi isay kamiyabi samajhta hai, to kisi ke liye yeh aik na jeeti gai baazi hai. Koi isay thakan kehlata hai, to koi isay Khuda ka anmol tohfa.

"Silent Cry" bares the raw struggle of depression and anxiety-each day a battle, each moment a silent plea for help.

📖 Worthful Wednesdays: Realize Your Self-Worth by Lavanya You are not too much. You are not too quiet. You are not broken. You are worthy - even on the days you don't feel like it. ✨ Worthful Wednesdays is a gentle midweek mirror where we pause, reflect, and begin to reclaim the parts of ourselves we've forgotten, buried, or silenced. Each chapter is a whisper to your heart: Affirmations, prompts, mirror work, emotional check-ins, and soft reminders that your worth is not attached to how much you do - but to who you are.

Copyright © 2025 Mayelin Luciano Santos. All rights reserved. First of all, welcome! all poems are written by me. In this first part, I invite you to dive into reflections on life, self-definition, and the power of words. Each poem is an exploration of how our actions speak louder than our words, how peace and happiness don't rely on external factors but are born within ourselves. Through these verses, I seek to share the journey of finding inner strength, self-respect, and the importance of protecting our peace. Here, words are not only meant to express but to transform. This book has a Spanish version called "Ecos de mi alma".

✦ Description ✦ When a dream recalls My forgotten first love - Rehan 💙 'The Year I Learnt To blush' isn't just a love story - it's the story of every teenager who's ever fallen for someone they were never supposed to. From stolen glances across benches to heartbreaks hidden behind laughter, it's about the chaos of growing up - when one smile could ruin your whole day and a single "seen" on Snapchat could make your heart race. It's the story of Rehan, the boy in the blue jacket who unknowingly became poetry - and her, the girl who learnt that love doesn't always need to be returned to feel real. ✨ It's innocent. It's messy. It's heartbreak in its prettiest form. Because sometimes, the smallest moments make the biggest memories. 💫

--- Her: She was the calm between storms, a soft defiance the world never saw. Made of dreams she dared not speak, gentle hands hiding galaxies- searching for love without asking for it. Him: He was the storm that never passed, fury stitched into skin like armor. Built by loss, ruled by fire, eyes sharp, heart hidden- longing for peace he thought he'd never earn. --- She was silence in a world that screamed, He was chaos barely chained. Both born of fate's cruel hands, one soft, one scorched, yet equally scarred. Together, they burned-quietly, beautifully, inevitably. Together, they're poetry and war- each the ache the other never knew they needed. ---

"When the Rain Stays Inside" is my melancholic love letter to someone who once felt like home. It's about a love that didn't end with a goodbye but slowly faded through life's cruel turns. This poem reflects the quiet kind of grief, the one that rains inside you every day. If you've ever held on to the memory of someone long after they're gone, this piece is for you.

In a twilight-lit world, a brilliant young girl rises with a mind ablaze and a spirit unshaken. Mocked and labeled a "witch" for her intellect and strength... She endures whispers, envy, and cruelty. But instead of breaking, she transforms every insult into a stepping stone, building her own path to greatness. Crowned not by spells but by wisdom, she reclaims the word meant to wound her and wears it with pride. The Witch of Honor - a symbol of power, resilience and self made glory!

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. ---

A poetic diary like story of a Northern teenage girl navigating strict expectations, soft heartbreaks, quiet healing, and deep self-discovery. She writes poetry as a way of surviving her feelings and each chapter-poem captures a moment: her first love, anxiety, family pressure, faith, healing from assault, dreams of university, sisterhood, and the things she can't say aloud.

Portrays love not as something we possess, but as a force that imprints itself into our being haunting absence, echoing memory, and reshaped identity. It suggests that love never truly vanishes, but becomes part of the soul's architecture, present in silence, objects, and the spaces between moments.