NOYA’s POEMS

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Summary

These poems are written from the quiet space after being misunderstood too many times. They follow a woman who stops explaining her pain, stops translating her worth, and begins the private work of becoming whole. What starts as longing turns into discernment. What once begged for recognition learns the language of boundaries. This is not a story about revenge or closure. It is about emotional sovereignty. About choosing growth over noise. About becoming unrecognizable to the version of yourself that thought love required shrinking. A collection for those who were soft for too long, and brave enough to evolve. From the No Longer Herself universe.

Status
Ongoing
Chapters
14
Rating
5.0 1 review
Age Rating
16+

Poem 1: Pattern Recognition

I used to think

misunderstanding

was a language problem.

So I translated myself

into smaller words.

Softer needs.

Quieter pain.

Dreams with the edges sanded off.

They still misread me.

Now

I study patterns

The way oceans study storms; without asking the clouds for permission to survive.

I don’t correct people anymore.

I outgrow the versions of me

they were comfortable

mispronouncing.

Which version of yourself have you silently outgrown, and who hasn’t noticed yet?

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