Love Yourself, Speak Yourself | A Poetry Compilation✔️
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Who knew all she needed was a broken friendship to realise she needed to love herself.
This series of story-based poetry focuses on the life of a girl who is slowly learning about self love.
*Completed on 8/5/2020*
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