A Tortured Soul: Collection of Poems

This is not delicate poetry. It is honest. In these pages, Sarah L. Bailey writes from the places most people spend their lives trying to outrun. Childhood trauma. Public labels. Private shame. The long ache of being misunderstood. The fight to rise when the world has already decided who you are. These poems move through darkness without romanticizing it. They sit with grief, question God without abandoning Him, and search for light without pretending it always comes quickly. Some pieces feel like prayers whispered at 3 a.m. Others feel like declarations written with steady hands after surviving what should have broken them. This collection is for the woman who has been called too much. For the one who was locked away before she understood her own story. >Faith and pain share the same pages here. These poems are not about perfection, but they are about becoming. If you have ever wondered whether your past disqualifies you from purpose, this book offers a different answer.

Pagina's: 149, Paperback, Independently published