Through honest and heartfelt poems, the author shares a journey through mental health struggles, waiting seasons, love, faith, and sacred moments marked by Christ’s death and resurrection, Christmas, and the turning of a new year. Each piece reflects the quiet strength of continuing to believe in God even when emotions falter and answers feel distant.
Rooted in faith and written from lived experience, this book is for those who are healing silently, carrying unseen battles, or searching for comfort in stillness. These poems do not offer perfection or easy resolutions, but gentle companionship—reminding readers that healing is not linear and that God’s presence remains steady through every season.
Unspoken, yet written, is an invitation to pause, reflect, and find hope in the quiet spaces where faith still holds.
I am a writer who found my voice in silence and my healing in words. When emotions became difficult to speak, poetry became my language—turning pain, faith, love, and waiting into written prayers.
My work is rooted in faith and shaped by personal seasons of struggle and healing. Writing became both my refuge and my release, a way to remain standing while learning to heal quietly. I draw inspiration from the messages of my church and spiritual leaders, which continually remind me to hold on to hope.
I believe poetry does not need perfection—only honesty. Every piece in this book is written from the heart, with the hope that those who are hurting in silence will feel seen, understood, and less alone.
Unspoken, yet written is my first poetry collection, born from silence, sustained by faith, and offered as a gentle reminder that healing is possible—and that God still holds.