A Habit Of Harm

In Habit of Harm bares the quiet ache of surviving love that breaks more than it builds. These poems trace the journey of a woman who mistook control for care, who learned the difference between love and possession the hard way, and who still finds herself haunted by the ghost of a man she can't fully hate.

Through raw, confessional verses, she unravels the emotional scars of domestic abuse - the mind games, the apologies that never meant change, and the confusion of missing someone who hurt you. This collection is not about perfect healing; it's about the ache that lingers, the strength it takes to leave, and the softness that somehow survives inside the ruin.

For anyone who's ever stayed too long, questioned their worth, or loved someone they should've left - Habit of Harm is a mirror, a wound, and a quiet kind of redemption.