Creaky Paradise

Creaky Paradise

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Creaky Paradise is a tender, unflinching poetry collection that maps the quiet resilience of a girl growing into a woman inside a world that often forgets to love her back. Set in the hollowed-out rooms of broken homes and within the bodies that carry both beauty and bruises, this book explores what it means to rebuild when you were never given a solid foundation to begin with. Chrislie Dor writes with the vulnerability of someone who has sat with silence and made it speak. Each poem is a crack in the drywall, a breath in the thick air, a dance on splintered floors-all revealing the duality of survival: softness and strength, abandonment and arrival, discipline and desire. This is a book about finding art in the ache, about what happens when the world flips instead of turns, and you're forced to create your own rhythm in the ruins. Both a coming-of-age and a coming-home, Creaky Paradise offers a lyrical sanctuary for anyone who's ever had to heal in the same place they were hurt - and still found something sacred there. In a voice that is part whisper, part war cry, Dor carves a place for hope to stand, even if the ground beneath it creaks.
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poetry from the raw heart of a teenage girl. I wrote this poetry collection throughout my junior year of high school, when so much change was underneath the sun's aura. In and out of depression, in and out of the psych ward, I survived the first half of being oh so seventeen. Content Warning: gore, a lot of sexuality, grooming, mentions of SA, gratuitious violence

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