Blue Enough to Be Brave -selected poems
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Last published Sun, Aug 3, 2025
She didn't bleed red, she bled blue - like skies, like oceans, like ink.
This is a collection of poems from a girl who stayed kind through heartbreak, who whispered her strength into pages before she ever screamed it out loud.
These are the things she couldn't say - about change, about grief, about dreams that still refused to die.
Maybe you'll find yourself here too.
Written with trembling hands and a brave heart.
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