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This is a home for softness, survival, and slow blooming -- a collection of wordsWritten by Elizabeth Morales

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What Blooms After Storms

A collection of poems in the wake of survival
By Elizabeth Morales

“Even now, something in me is trying to bloom."

A body at war, a life undone, and still — something blooms.
What Blooms After Storms is a collection of poems written in the aftermath of loss, chronic illness, and quiet rebirth.These pages are not answers but seeds of hope.Want to read the intro?

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The Author

Elizabeth Morales is a poet living in TX, writing from the space between pain and becoming. She wrote What Blooms After Storms in the aftermath of a year marked by chronic illness, surgery, displacement, heartbreak, and personal transformation. Navigating life with Chiari Malformation, she writes toward softness, resilience, and the quiet power of blooming in the wake of chaos. She now lives with a measured kind of strength and a life permanently altered.This is her debut chapbook.

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