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The Language of Building Anew: Poems of Healing, Resilience, and Designing a Life After the Breaking
Are you standing on the cleared ground of your life, wondering how to build again?
The demolition is over. The wreckage has been hauled away. What comes next is not an absence, but a quiet expanse—a chance to build something new, something stronger, something entirely your own. But where do you begin when the old blueprints are gone?
From the author of the acclaimed The Language of Letting Go comes the essential next chapter. The Language of Building Anew is more than a collection of poems; it is a poetic blueprint for healing, a step-by-step guide to the intentional and courageous work of self-reconstruction.
Shweta Shirsat maps the journey from the first tremor of loss to the profound peace of a home built within yourself. This collection provides the language for what happens after you survive, transforming the abstract process of healing into a tangible project of design and foundation.
Inside, you will
The How to read the scars of your past not as damage, but as reinforced ground ready to hold a new foundation.
The The language to forge firm boundaries, cultivate self-compassion, and find strength in the steady, patient rhythm of the work.
The How to furnish your inner world with joy, reclaim your space, and learn to hear the sound of your own laughter again.
The Open The courage to unbolt the locks, trust the knock at the door, and step back into the world from a place of unshakeable wholeness.
Perfect for readers of Brené Brown, Yung Pueblo, and Rupi Kaur, this book is a testament to the belief that healing is not a passive waiting, but an active building. It is the conversation between the heart that has healed and the hands that are ready to work.
Pick up your tools. It is time to begin.
The demolition is over. The wreckage has been hauled away. What comes next is not an absence, but a quiet expanse—a chance to build something new, something stronger, something entirely your own. But where do you begin when the old blueprints are gone?
From the author of the acclaimed The Language of Letting Go comes the essential next chapter. The Language of Building Anew is more than a collection of poems; it is a poetic blueprint for healing, a step-by-step guide to the intentional and courageous work of self-reconstruction.
Shweta Shirsat maps the journey from the first tremor of loss to the profound peace of a home built within yourself. This collection provides the language for what happens after you survive, transforming the abstract process of healing into a tangible project of design and foundation.
Inside, you will
The How to read the scars of your past not as damage, but as reinforced ground ready to hold a new foundation.
The The language to forge firm boundaries, cultivate self-compassion, and find strength in the steady, patient rhythm of the work.
The How to furnish your inner world with joy, reclaim your space, and learn to hear the sound of your own laughter again.
The Open The courage to unbolt the locks, trust the knock at the door, and step back into the world from a place of unshakeable wholeness.
Perfect for readers of Brené Brown, Yung Pueblo, and Rupi Kaur, this book is a testament to the belief that healing is not a passive waiting, but an active building. It is the conversation between the heart that has healed and the hands that are ready to work.
Pick up your tools. It is time to begin.
47 pages, Kindle Edition
Published September 8, 2025
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