Little Dreamer

Little Dreamer encompasses universal experiences. When we feel like were falling apart we tend to feel as though its a personal problem and that we cannot be understood by others. The truth is: heartbreak is felt by billions of others across the world. But just like heartbreak happiness can also be felt by billions of others too. No matter what background we have or what time zone were in our brothers and sisters in humanity - across this beautiful planet - are sharing the same feelings as you. Whats precious about this is that were all feeling these emotions at the same time without realising someone else is. Although our languages use different words for them the emotion is still the same. Nowadays the world has come together so much more offering further opportunities to learn about each other. Isnt it beautiful to think of all the shared experiences weve had since birth? Once we remember and acknowledge that the emotions and adversities we have are shared universally the idea of being able to survive them becomes so much more positive. This book will speak of heartbreak but it will also conclude with hope and new perspectives. We are not alone - we are a whole world. We are each other. May these words bring healing and bring people together.About the AuthorElla Zelensky is a poet current university student in anthropology and is of a mixed-race background. Since she was young culture race religion language cinematography and activism have played a major role in her creative work and academic studies. After struggling with fitting in during her early high school years writing poetry helped her get through and rise above. Eventually writing became serious to her and she began sharing her work on her social media platform. Her dream to be a humanitarian worker as well as interests in education mental health and equality inspire many of her poems and quotes. Through Ellas passion for people reform and harmony she wishes to help others own their identity take a stand forgive unite and ultimately heal.