Dawn
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A poetry collection from my writing days, words I never dared speak, that spilled into these lines.
A poetry book detailing a troubled young girl and toxic relationships. Following her footsteps from hope and strength, to depression and despair.
TW: mentions graphic eating disordered behaviour and self harm.
Do not read for those easily triggered.
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