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Unseen. Unheard. Unappreciated.
Taken for Granted is a deeply emotional poem about being constantly overlooked while giving everything - love, time, and energy. It unfolds the quiet heartbreak of feeling like an option instead of a priority, and the moment that strength is found in finally letting go. A piece for the unheard voices, the silent supporters, and the ones who are tired of being enough for everyone but never enough to be cherished.
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