Intamacy of dark

Intamacy of dark

Britaney L Adams

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Editorial:
Britaney L Adams
Año de edición:
2026
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Poesía
ISBN:
9798182772068
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INTAMICY of Dark: A Collection of Poems INTAMICY of Dark is a raw and deeply personal collection of poetry that explores the places within us we often hide from the world. Through verses shaped by addiction, betrayal, mental health struggles, heartbreak, grief, and the painful journey of losing oneself, this collection gives a voice to the darkness that so many people silently carry. These poems do not attempt to make pain beautiful-they simply allow it to be seen. This is a book for the person who has looked in the mirror and no longer recognized themselves. For the person who has trusted the wrong people, loved until they were empty, fought battles inside their own mind, or searched for comfort in places that only caused more pain. It is for those who have felt abandoned, broken, invisible, or trapped within the person they became while trying to survive. INTAMICY of Dark explores the intimate relationship between pain and survival-the way darkness can become familiar, almost comforting, when you have lived in it for too long. It speaks honestly about addiction and the struggle to escape it, the wounds left behind by betrayal, the heaviness of mental illness, and the aching process of trying to find yourself after feeling completely lost. Within these pages are moments of devastation, vulnerability, anger, longing, and reflection. But beneath the darkness lies something else: the quiet possibility that even after losing yourself, you may still be somewhere inside, waiting to be found. This collection is not about having all the answers. It is about surviving the questions. INTAMICY of Dark is an invitation to sit with the parts of yourself you were taught to hide-and to discover that even in the darkest places, you are not alone.

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