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I'm not a poet. I'm just a 17-year-old writing down the things I don't know how to say out loud. This is a collection of poems about school, family, growing up, and the kind of pain people don't notice because you're "too young" to be this tired. It's about being compared, being ignored, being told you're fine when you're really not. About smiling in public and breaking down when you're alone. Some of this is messy. Some of it is angry. Some of it probably shouldn't be shared-but it's real. If you've ever felt invisible, misunderstood, or like you're carrying more than you should be at this age, maybe you'll see yourself here. Content Warning: Mental health struggles, self-harm awareness, family issues, emotional distress.

This is not a gentle return to self. This is a coup. The smiling diplomat and armored performer who signed every yes with his own blood has been removed by fire. No negotiation. Only burning. Masks peeled away. False identities torched. Polite lies turned to ash. What remains is seized cauterized and finally mine. These poems are the records from the takeover. The first words spoken in a voice that belongs only to me. This is what happens when you stop asking permission and simply take yourself back.

Collection of unspoken truths, moments, and thoughts that were never meant to be shared. These poems aren't refined or perfect, they're raw fragments of a heart trying to make sense of itself. Written in times when emotions were too heavy, these pieces are not for the sake of perfection, but for the release of feeling.

Love. I never understood it - until someone found the corners of my heart I didn't know existed. These are the words I stitched together in silence, For the one who sewed my broken pieces into something whole. A collection of raw, heartfelt poems about love, longing, and just love. Poetry stitched in threads of emotion.

Lost and Found is a collection of raw, honest poems about becoming yourself again. These pieces explore self-love, heartbreak, healing, and the quiet moments in between. If you've ever felt lost, unheard, or caught between who you were and who you want to be, these words are for you.

Pieces of my mind, stitched into verses. Honest. Unfiltered. Mine. © 2025 . All rights reserved. This is a work of original poetry. Any resemblance to other works is purely coincidental. Do not repost or publish without giving proper credit.

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through another's eyes.

from the bottom of my heart. Don't expect the best poetry you ever read, this is just an agglomeration of simple thoughts and words that I wrote down when some inspiration striked.

Faces: A Poetry Collection By Kenny Kay Love Has Many Faces. Grief wears silence. Love speaks in trembles. Sorrow lingers behind the eyes. Faces is a raw and intimate collection of poetry that explores the many emotions we carry - grief, love, sorrow, longing, and hope. With minimalist language and emotional depth, each poem reveals a different facet of what it means to feel deeply and live honestly. These verses don't ask for permission. They arrive quietly and leave a lasting imprint. This is not a polished, perfect collection. It is truth, unfiltered. It is you, in all your faces. Whether you've loved deeply, lost unexpectedly, or felt like too much - or not enough - this collection is your mirror. Faces doesn't offer answers. It offers reflection. For anyone who has ever sat quietly with their emotions and wished to be seen - this book is for you.

"Good Enough" is a raw and unapologetic spoken word piece that dives deep into the struggle of identity, self-worth, and survival in a world that still places labels, stereotypes, and barriers on Black lives. Through powerful repetition and unfiltered honesty, the poem captures the weight of depression, the silence of invisibility, and the ever-present question: When will I be seen as enough? This piece weaves together the personal battle of inner darkness with the collective reality of systemic injustice, shining light on the pain of being overlooked, underestimated, and dehumanized. It is both a cry for recognition and a mirror held up to society's ongoing failures. More than just words, "Good Enough" is a testimony-an emotional journey that gives voice to the unheard, honors the resilience of the oppressed, and demands reflection from those who listen.

Do you struggle with your thoughts? One minute you're okay and then the next minute you're breaking down into tears? One minute you want to be around others then the next minute your mind is telling you "You should be alone, because no one wants you around."? One minute you're smiling, then the next minute you just can't shake your frown? Maybe it's not the people around you. Maybe your mind is your real monster.

The Divine Feminine: A Poetry Collection for the Quiet Moments, the Healing, and the Hopeful What if a single line could express what your heart cannot? In this poetry collection, Kenny Kay explores the quiet, unspoken emotions that live within love, loss, solitude, and personal transformation. These poems speak softly to the soul, offering comfort in stillness and strength through change. This collection reflects on love that lingers and love that leaves, the ache of growing and the grace of letting go, and the quiet beauty of silence, survival, and the sacred feminine. Gentle, introspective, and deeply human, The Divine Feminine invites readers to find solace in words and hope in the spaces in between.

> We are not just one self-we are layers. This poem explores my three faces: Bejie, the quiet and fragile one. Jemar, the man of truth, principle, and professionalism. And Lonewolf, my rebel poet alter ego-confident, wild, and wounded. This is a confession, a reflection, a rebellion. This is the real me.

"I Never Dreamed You'd Leave" is a heartfelt poem that traces the emotional arc of love, memory, and loss. Through vivid imagery and gentle repetition, the speaker navigates grief, longing, and the echo of a love that once felt eternal. It's a tender reflection on how absence lingers-like a breeze, like a dream you wish would never end.

Angels Among Us" is a raw, unfiltered journey through encounters that reveal unseen forces guiding and protecting us. From moments of vulnerability to revelations that pierce the soul, this poem explores grief, hope, resilience, and the whispers of the divine in everyday life. A tribute to unseen lessons, quiet guardians, and the power of connection, this is a story of surviving, seeing, and feeling beyond the ordinary.

navigating life isn't graceful. it's messy and quiet and full of things we don't say out loud. this is a collection of poems written while trying to understand love, loss, and myself.

Vulnerability, it seems, is my latest form of self harm, so climb through the window and have a look around.

They ask her what she fears most, and she says "heights." But the truth lives quieter- in the dust on her brushes, the fading fire in her hands, and the art that no longer feels like hers. Between the weight of chores, the pull of duty, and the ache of a dream slipping away, this is her confession.