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Publisher: Notion Press
Published: Aug 25 2025
Pages: 72
Weight: 0.18
Height: 0.17 Width: 5.00 Depth: 8.00
Language: English
This isn't poetry written to impress.
It's poetry written to survive.
In this striking debut, this 18-year-old spills the kind of truth most people bury. Written over three years, these poems are remnants of moments when the world cracked open-quiet betrayals, inner chaos, rage that had nowhere to go, and the long, uneven road back to selfhood.
This book is not about heartbreak.
It's about identity after trust collapses.
It's about the silence after the screaming stops, and who you become in that silence.
Each poem is a fragment of a girl growing teeth.
Of someone who learned that sensitivity is not a weakness,
that anger is not ugly,
that falling apart can be a kind of power.
Yana writes with a voice that is sharp, reflective, and unwilling to flinch.
There are no soft landings here-only truth, tension, and the radical act of feeling everything fully.
This is a book for anyone who has ever questioned themselves because someone else couldn't handle their intensity.
For anyone who has ever been made small and chose, slowly, painfully, to take up space again.
These are not poems that offer closure.
These are poems that keep the door open, and dare you to walk through it.
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