Publisher's Synopsis
In What It Means to Be Okay, Lea Lynn details a raw and resonant collection of poetry that delves deep into the essence of human experience. With vivid imagery and unflinching honesty, this debut work explores themes of loss, resilience, identity, and the intricate dance of love and pain. From reflections on family and nature to searing critiques of societal norms, Lynn offers a little bit of everything with writing that speaks genuinely to the soul. Perfect for readers who seek connection and catharsis, this collection invites you to embrace the imperfections of life and find beauty in the broken. Whether you're searching for a voice that understands your struggles or simply seeking a journey of poetic discovery, this book is your reminder: it's okay to not be okay that's where the real growth begins.
