In this intimate collection of poetry, Cemmi Rane lays bare the aftermath of being born into a body expected to break and a world too quick to abandon tenderness. These pages hold the ache of eating disorders, the ghosts of motherhood lost before it could begin, and the haunting silence left behind by those who said they’d stay—but didn’t.
Told in soft fragments and sharp truths, these poems do not ask for pity. They ask only to be held.
For anyone who has been made to feel too much, too difficult, or too broken—this book is a quiet prayer for survival, and for love that does not flinch.