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The Language of Letting Go: Poems of Release and Renewal
Are you navigating the turbulent waters of heartbreak, searching for words that understand the weight of holding on and the quiet strength found in letting go?
"The Language of Letting Poems of Release and Renewal" is more than a poetry collection; it's a hushed conversation between the heart that broke and the one that is learning to beat again. If you're seeking healing poetry to guide you through the pain of a breakup, the sorrow of loss, or the journey of self-discovery after life's profound shifts, these pages offer solace and understanding.
This collection unfolds in four parts, mirroring the natural arc of emotional
Part The Weight of Holding On gives voice to the anchor of past sorrows and the haunting echoes of what was. Part The Unclenching bravely navigates the difficult but necessary process of release, offering permission to grieve and to consciously let go. Part The Quiet After explores the serene, introspective space that emerges as the echoes fade, where peace is found in solitude and small moments. Part The Light Ahead shines on the path to renewal, celebrating the strength found in vulnerability and the hope of planting new gardens for yourself. Shweta Shirsat, with a Product Designer's precision and a storyteller's insight, articulates the intricate landscapes of heartbreak and resilience. These poems offer not just beautiful language, but a guiding hand through the emotional journey from grief to hopeful self-reclamation. Find validation in poems like "Permission to Grieve," which honors the need to "sit with the wreckage," and discover the "strength I didn't know I had" as you move towards "learning to bloom again".
If you're looking for poems about letting go and moving on, inspirational self-discovery poems, or a companion for heartbreak recovery, this collection offers the words for your own journey.
Find solace, understanding, and the language for your own renewal within these pages. Click "Look Inside" to begin your path toward healing.
"The Language of Letting Poems of Release and Renewal" is more than a poetry collection; it's a hushed conversation between the heart that broke and the one that is learning to beat again. If you're seeking healing poetry to guide you through the pain of a breakup, the sorrow of loss, or the journey of self-discovery after life's profound shifts, these pages offer solace and understanding.
This collection unfolds in four parts, mirroring the natural arc of emotional
Part The Weight of Holding On gives voice to the anchor of past sorrows and the haunting echoes of what was. Part The Unclenching bravely navigates the difficult but necessary process of release, offering permission to grieve and to consciously let go. Part The Quiet After explores the serene, introspective space that emerges as the echoes fade, where peace is found in solitude and small moments. Part The Light Ahead shines on the path to renewal, celebrating the strength found in vulnerability and the hope of planting new gardens for yourself. Shweta Shirsat, with a Product Designer's precision and a storyteller's insight, articulates the intricate landscapes of heartbreak and resilience. These poems offer not just beautiful language, but a guiding hand through the emotional journey from grief to hopeful self-reclamation. Find validation in poems like "Permission to Grieve," which honors the need to "sit with the wreckage," and discover the "strength I didn't know I had" as you move towards "learning to bloom again".
If you're looking for poems about letting go and moving on, inspirational self-discovery poems, or a companion for heartbreak recovery, this collection offers the words for your own journey.
Find solace, understanding, and the language for your own renewal within these pages. Click "Look Inside" to begin your path toward healing.
50 pages, Kindle Edition
Published June 10, 2025
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