365 Landmines is a poetry collection with short prose texts about love, loss, betrayal, mentally Illnes (BPD) and the long walk back to yourself.
One wrong step, and boom.
The minefield you never asked for. The one called life. The one called love.
Betrayal doesn't knock. It hides, it waits, it explodes. And when the person you trusted most becomes the minefield - what do you do? You keep walking. You ignore the explosions. Until one day you can't.
365 Landmines is for anyone who has loved someone they kept losing themselves to, who's had to rise from what was left behind. For anyone who's been made to feel wrong for choosing peace over pain, or told that leaving meant they didn't love enough.
If someone tells you leaving means you don't love enough - run.
That's not love. That's control.
This collection is not closure. It's evidence. Proof that you can walk through a year of destruction - and still find yourself alive enough to write it down.
Some people give you flowers. Others give you landmines.
This book teaches you how to hold both, and keep walking.
Every landmine in this book was once beneath my own feet. If you see yourself in these words, it's because I was you.
365 landmines. 365 chances to break. 365 reasons to rise again.
I can't take away the landmines. But I can tell you this: if you've stepped on them, then in some way, we've already met.
