Field Guide: A Poetry Collection Rooted in Nature, Growth, and Survival

In this raw and unflinching collection, Clarise Griffey opens the pages of her journals spanning from adolescence to adulthood, offering a deeply personal journey through trauma, survival, and renewal.With poems that confront abuse, mental illness, grief, and the search for love, Indigo does not shy away from darkness-but it also shows what it means to rise, to mother, to heal, and to rediscover beauty in the everyday.These are poems of breaking and becoming, of silence and voice, of loss and the tender miracle of joy. At once haunting and hopeful, Indigo reminds us that even in our most fractured moments, we are capable of creating something whole.For anyone who has ever felt invisible, broken, or alone, these pages carry a message: healing is possible, and it already lives inside you.

Pagina's: 122, Paperback, Kitsap Publishing