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Wilted Flowers: Navigating Motherhood with Mother-wound
Wilted Flowers is more than a book of poetry; it is a companion for those on a healing journey. The poems navigate the complexities of motherhood with a mother-wound, exploring themes of pain, resilience, and hope. Each poem serves as a reminder that while the past may have left us wilted, we have the power to nurture ourselves back to wholeness.
"Wait till you have kids
that behave just like you.
But I did.
I did have kids that are just like me.
And I realized
how easy it was to love me.
How easy it was to be kind,
to not belittle and humiliate.
I have kids that are just like me,
but they will never feel my heartbreak."
This excerpt from the book encapsulates the heart of Wilted Flowers, highlighting a mother’s determination to protect her children from the pain she endured, ensuring they never feel the same heartbreak.
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Divi Maggo
Divi Maggo is a passionate poet and author dedicated to exploring the intricate dynamics of human emotions and relationships. Her debut collection, Wilted Flowers: A Journey Navigating Motherhood with Mother-wound, delves into the complexities of motherhood and healing from past childhood traumas, offering readers solace, understanding, and hope. Known for her emotional depth and lyrical beauty, Divi's poems transform pain into poetry, reflecting the resilience of the human spirit.
An advocate for mental health awareness, Divi is inspiring many to embark on their own journeys of self-discovery and healing. When she's not writing, Divi enjoys nature and finds inspiration in the world around her.
Connect with Divi on social media to stay updated on her latest work and upcoming projects. Her words serve as a reminder that despite our wounds, we have the power to heal and thrive.
