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The (un)becoming
Paperback
Publisher: Independently Published
Published: Oct 6 2024
Pages: 234
Weight: 0.60
Height: 0.53 Width: 5.25 Depth: 8.00
Language: English
the (un)becoming is a poetry collection about healing as a cycle-unpredictable, necessary, and quietly transformative.
Structured around the seasons, this book traces the journey of a heartbreak that becomes something else entirely. What begins in loss moves through reflection, resilience, and renewal, mirroring the way the natural world sheds, rests, and blooms again.
This is not a story of love ending.
It is a story of returning to yourself.
From the tenderness of spring to the stillness of winter, these poems offer solace for those learning how to live with change, sit with grief without letting it define them, and trust that growth is happening even when it feels slow.
This collection is for readers who:
are healing at their own pace
believe in soft transformation rather than sudden closure
find comfort in nature, cycles, and quiet resilience
carry love without needing to hold onto pain
the (un)becoming is a reminder that healing is not linear-and that every season has a purpose.
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