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Confessional Poetry
Confessional poetry is a style of poetry that delves deeply into personal, often painful or intimate, experiences and emotions. It focuses on themes such as mental health, trauma, relationships, and identity, offering raw and honest self-expression. This genre often reflects the poet's inner struggles and vulnerabilities, providing a cathartic release for both the writer and the reader.


Why Read the Heavy Chats
Poem ‘Why Read the Heavy Chats’ reflecting on empathy, human connection, emotional support, and understanding through online conversations.
Lit Liz
Sep 11 min read


Initiating Conversation
Twelve people sit outside, crickets and toads filling the evening air. Nervous but curious, I turn to my friend and ask a simple question, sparking laughter and conversation. For the first time, I initiate a dialogue in a large group, experiencing the joy of connection, shared voices, and the subtle magic of human bonding.
Lit Liz
Sep 11 min read


Fear Being Alone
Alone in my room. A prickly sensation spurns my insides. I must move. Do something productive, constantly. Be around people, constantly....
Lit Liz
Jan 31 min read


Finding Self
How do I find myself under the layers of bodies laid inside me? Like the layers of the earth. My mother’s body pressed in prayer. My...
Lit Liz
Jan 31 min read


People Pleaser
You won’t see me, unless I do enough. But, enough isn’t a solid accomplishment. It’s a moving goal post, stretching me father and farther...
Lit Liz
Jan 31 min read


Making Friends as an Adult
As as child, making friends was easy. Ask someone to play a game, and then you’re best friends for life. As an adult, I flutter from...
Lit Liz
Jan 31 min read
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