Poeticmemoir Stories

She doesn't speak about what happened. Not directly. Not yet. She writes it instead in fragments, in whispers, in red. ROOTS is not a traditional memoir. It's a body remembering. A girl vanishing. A woman returning through poems, letters, and the ghosts that won't let her go. "Some stories ain't meant to be told straight. Some got to be danced outta the bones." Told in a voice that is part stage, part prayer, part scream, ROOTS invites you to listen closely, but don't expect answers. Only echoes.

Full title: "So I Kept Her Locked Away Until She Remembered She Was Fire." She was the voice I silenced. The song I refused to sing. I kept her locked away The girl who saw too much The woman who remembered everything She hid in the lyrics I screamed in my car 🎤 In the beat that cracked my heart open 💔 In the notebooks I never showed anyone 🖤 This is my resurrection story 🔥 Told in fragments, fire, and music 🎶 Each chapter is a confession 🕯️ Each track held the key 🗝️ If you've ever loved music so much it healed you If you've ever met your shadow and called it sacred Then this journey is yours too Welcome to the remembering 🐉 This is a true story told through poetry, memory, music, and fire. Some moments are dreamspace. All of it is real.

Full book on Amazon (link in bio)! *Revised version* (Rewriting / revising/ editing / proofreading/ completed 🩰) Being her normal self, Engulfing Elizabeth into scoliosis material Never had she thought This would occur. Pathetic, she believes Albeit continues, This is her life Have to keep going but not sure how. Elizabeth, a young ballerina, has the desire to become a professional ballerina. However, given her circumstance of scoliosis, how does her life change with her life path, physical needs, and relationships? In this poetry collection, Elizabeth explores the themes, of longing, trauma, and trust. *Previously titled "My Scoliosis Journey" Poetry collection 1 in "Scarred Freedom" series* Update schedule: One poem every Saturday Cover and art pieces done by my mom! "BEST BOOK IN THE WORLD!" - @TheWattKitty (there's even a poem dedicated this story: https://www.wattpad.com/story/256362164-poems ! It's called "When Will It Heal?") "It is very inspiring and encouraging for people that had faced a similar situation..." - @Theint_thwe "Your poetries are amazing. I must comment on such a wonder." - @AnnamitaMuscaria "Nice use of style with acrostic yet a hit of free verse." - @RobLockett "You write so beautifully!" - @WritersJourney919 "You really feel those strong emotions in these poems. They hit a hard truth. I love these poems, the play on words, and the power!" - @SkittishReflections "Your poems are so good! I definitely understand and relate to the feelings this one was trying to express. I absolutely love the pattern of the first letters of each line spelling out the title of the poem." - Zuffy "This sounds creative, scary and wonderful at the same time." - @snowsbaesminty