bare
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Last published Mon, Sep 29, 2025
bare is not a story made up. it is simply what is left when nothing is hidden. this book is a collection of my rawest thoughts and feelings, stripped down to their core. each poem is an unfiltered glimpse into the moments that broke me, the truths i tried to silence, and the tender thoughts and feelings i still carry.
to be bare is to be exposed - vulnerable, fragile, honest, stripped down. these pages are exactly that: pieces of me, uncovered and unguarded.
i hope you enjoy and find comfort and discomfort in my words.
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