Daughter From Hell

*Daughter of Hell* is a poetry collection about the complicated bond between a daughter and her mother.

It explores the tenderness and tension that can exist between two women who are connected by blood, memory, and years of shared life. It is about love that can feel suffocating, anger that grows from love, words that remain unsaid, and the quiet ways a mother can become a part of her daughter's identity.

Through fragments of memories, arguments, affection, distance, and longing, the poems move through the different faces of a mother-daughter relationship: the child who wants to be understood, the mother who carries her own wounds, and the daughter who slowly begins to see her as a woman rather than simply *her mother*.

This book does not try to decide who is right or wrong.

It simply asks what happens when the person who gave you life is also the person you are still trying to understand.

*Daughter of Hell* is about loving someone while struggling with them, becoming like them while desperately trying not to, and discovering that sometimes the hardest relationship to escape-or forgive-is the one that helped create you.