Pressed Petals
Paperback
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Publisher Price: $13.33
Publisher: Tempest Press
Published: Oct 1 2025
Pages: 152
Weight: 0.40
Height: 0.35 Width: 5.50 Depth: 8.50
Language: English
Pressed Petals is a debut poetry collection by Maverick Malone, a lyrical and emotionally raw journey through divorce, healing, and self-reclamation. Blending prose and verse, these poems explore themes of self-love, motherhood, identity, and spiritual awakening as Malone reclaims her voice and steps into her truth.
Written in the aftermath of an unfulfilling marriage, Pressed Petals is a poetic record of transformation. It captures what it means to grieve a life you've outgrown, rediscover your intuition, and follow it, even when it makes no sense and means changing your name to rebuild everything.
Metaphorically speaking, this collection is the sound a bird makes as she escapes the cage of a confined brain and dares to fly solo about the page. This is the song of how she learned to take up space.
For anyone healing from heartbreak or navigating major life change, this book is a mirror, a friend, and a reminder: your story is just beginning.
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