Nena No More - Crum, Monica C.
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"Nena No More" is a harrowing yet hopeful collection of dark poetry by Monica, a San Antonio poet and devoted mother. Delving into the depths of depression, her verses lay bare the silent suffering of mental illness, from suicidal thoughts to the scars of abuse. Through the pain of losing her twin brother and enduring personal struggles, Monica crafts a powerful narrative of resilience. Her poetry, born from a lifelong battle with depression and trauma, offers a raw yet uplifting message to those who feel isolated in their despair. "Nena No More" stands as both a testament to Monica's enduring…mehr

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"Nena No More" is a harrowing yet hopeful collection of dark poetry by Monica, a San Antonio poet and devoted mother. Delving into the depths of depression, her verses lay bare the silent suffering of mental illness, from suicidal thoughts to the scars of abuse. Through the pain of losing her twin brother and enduring personal struggles, Monica crafts a powerful narrative of resilience. Her poetry, born from a lifelong battle with depression and trauma, offers a raw yet uplifting message to those who feel isolated in their despair. "Nena No More" stands as both a testament to Monica's enduring strength and a beacon of hope, reminding readers that even in the darkest moments, there is a flicker of light to be found. Through her words, Monica reaches out to those who have been battered by life's challenges, assuring them that they are not alone and encouraging them to find their own glimmer of hope.
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Monica is a San Antonio-based poet, child development expert, and engineer, who has been writing since the age of 12. With a decade of experience teaching preschool and a profound personal journey marked by mental health struggles, Monica's poetry is deeply informed by her experiences. Her collection, "Nena No More," confronts the shadows of depression, self-harm, and abuse, while also reflecting on the loss of her twin brother. Despite these challenges, Monica's writing has been a sanctuary, offering solace and hope. A passionate advocate for children and a dedicated mother of three, Monica finds joy in family, fishing, and autumn's beauty. Her work aims to illuminate the path for those navigating similar darkness, affirming that even amid despair, hope persists.