Brain Exorcism (Poems)
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Ongoing6m
Last published Tue, Nov 5, 2024
Collection of poems which are largely the result of me trying to get my brain out of my skull. Semi autobiographical in nature.
Will contain themes of: mental illness/anxiety, youth, romance, regret, gender and sexuality exploration, self isolation, family issues, divorce, domestic violence, alcoholism, self discovery and MORE! (So fun /s)
Will update whenever I have new material I'm proud of. Some of these were written as far back as 2020, when I first started dabbling in poetry, some of these are as recent as last week.
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