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Towards What Hurt: a ceremony in poems
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Towards What Hurt: a ceremony in poems in Ottawa, ON
Current price: $10.69
Original price: $12.99


Towards What Hurt: a ceremony in poems in Ottawa, ON
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Towards What Hurt is a debut poetry collection structured as a ceremony.
In three movements - The Portal Opens, The Wildfire, and The Return - Detroit writer adria moses takes the reader from preparation through fire through return.
Drawing on 15 years of writing through chronic illness, major surgery, domestic violence, and childhood abuse, these sixty poems treat the body as archive and altar. They refuse the demand that healing be soft, worthiness be earned, or survival be quiet.
This is not a wellness book. It is a ceremony in poems that do not flinch. That witness. That burn. That restores.
For the hurt and healed. For survivors and seekers. For anyone who has chosen to stay awake in a world that rewards numbness.
Towards what hurt is the way home.
Towards What Hurt is a debut poetry collection structured as a ceremony.
In three movements - The Portal Opens, The Wildfire, and The Return - Detroit writer adria moses takes the reader from preparation through fire through return.
Drawing on 15 years of writing through chronic illness, major surgery, domestic violence, and childhood abuse, these sixty poems treat the body as archive and altar. They refuse the demand that healing be soft, worthiness be earned, or survival be quiet.
This is not a wellness book. It is a ceremony in poems that do not flinch. That witness. That burn. That restores.
For the hurt and healed. For survivors and seekers. For anyone who has chosen to stay awake in a world that rewards numbness.
Towards what hurt is the way home.

















