Unravel

<p>This isn&rsquo;t poetry written to impress.<br/>It&rsquo;s poetry written to survive.</p><p>In this striking debut this 18-year-old spills the kind of truth most people bury. Written over three years these poems are remnants of moments when the world cracked open&mdash;quiet betrayals inner chaos rage that had nowhere to go and the long uneven road back to selfhood.</p><p>This book is not about heartbreak.<br/>It&rsquo;s about identity after trust collapses.<br/>It&rsquo;s about the silence after the screaming stops and who you become in that silence.</p><p>Each poem is a fragment of a girl growing teeth.<br/>Of someone who learned that sensitivity is not a weakness<br/>that anger is not ugly<br/>that falling apart can be a kind of power.</p><p>Yana writes with a voice that is sharp reflective and unwilling to flinch.<br/>There are no soft landings here&mdash;only truth tension and the radical act of feeling everything fully.</p><p>This is a book for anyone who has ever questioned themselves because someone else couldn&rsquo;t handle their intensity.<br/>For anyone who has ever been made small and chose slowly painfully to take up space again.</p><p>These are not poems that offer closure.<br/>These are poems that keep the door open and dare you to walk through it.</p>