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Growing up is strange. You don't have bills to pay or a family to raise. You haven't seen the worst of the world. And yet, everything still feels like the end of it. Written across her teenage years, Permission to Be a Poet gathers poems from those in-between seasons - between losing and learning, doubt and discovery, silence and self-expression. These pages trace identity, vulnerability, love, self-doubt, and the quiet aftermath of feeling too much. This is not a celebration of flawlessness. It is permission. Permission for the girl who felt too deeply. For the thoughts once hidden out of embarrassment. For emotions that were chaotic, messy, aching - and still real. What began in fragments of confusion and intensity slowly became a quiet act of courage: the act of not postponing oneself. Tender, honest, and introspective, this debut collection invites readers to see parts of themselves in its pages - and to give those parts permission to exist too.

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