My Life In The Mental Health System

What does it feel like to live inside a mind at war with itself? My Life In The Mental Health System is a powerful collection of thirty short poems that explore mental illness, emotional pain, and the long, uneven journey toward survival. With vivid imagery and disarming simplicity, the poems capture moments of panic, isolation, self-doubt, and the quiet resilience it takes to move forward. This is a book about the hidden struggle behind ordinary days — about masks, memory, fear, and the hope that still survives in the dark. For readers drawn to honest, emotionally charged poetry about living, breaking, and continuing anyway.