I Wrote This So I Wouldn't Disappear
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Ongoing9m
Last published Thu, Dec 4, 2025
A collection of poems for the broken, the healing, and the ones still searching.
These words come from long nights, too many "almosts," and the silence that comes after love leaves. Some pieces are stitched together with hope, others soaked in pain.
I wrote them for the days when your chest feels heavy, your head won't stop spinning, and you wonder if anyone else ever felt like this.
If you're reading this, maybe you needed to.
Welcome to the mess. I hope you find yourself somewhere in it.
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