Where You Can See

Some wounds arrive like storms.

Others settle so quietly they become part of the landscape.

*Where You Can See* is a collection of poetry about surviving emotional abuse, learning to recognize yourself after loss, and discovering that healing is rarely a straight path. Through imagery of rivers, mirrors, burial sites, static, and light, these poems explore love, grief, memory, identity, and the fragile courage it takes to choose yourself again.

This is not a story about perfect endings. It is about the moments that happen before them. The nights when silence feels louder than words. The mornings when hope returns unnoticed. The slow realization that what once felt like home may have only been survival.

For anyone who has ever wondered who they were after heartbreak, this collection is an invitation to look again.

Sometimes the hardest thing to find isn't love.

It's the place where you can finally see yourself.