By Leanna Little
The Language of Scars: A Testament to Healing!
What She Couldn’t Say, She Wrote and It Might Save You. She Bled in Poems So You Don’t Have To! Her Pain Found Its Voice, Now Let It Echo in You. Read Below to Rise!
About Me
Meet Leanna Little: Who Wrote Through the Pain
Leanna Little writes from the quiet spaces most people try to hide the ache behind the smile, the heaviness beneath the surface, the whispered prayers in the dark. She’s not just a poet; she’s a survivor, a soul-mender, and a truth-teller.
Leanna Little writes from the quiet spaces most people try to hide the ache behind the smile, the heaviness beneath the surface, the whispered prayers in the dark. She’s not just a poet; she’s a survivor, a soul-mender, and a truth-teller.
Her work is born from lived pain – abandonment, grief, depression, and love that left scars. But it’s also born from something softer: the stubborn flicker of hope that never fully went out. With every line she pens, Leanna pulls back the curtain on her own healing and invites readers to do the same. She believes in the power of language to untangle knots in the heart, to name what was once buried, and to begin again.
Book Insights
Between the Lines, Beneath the Weight
Healing Begins When You Face the Hurt
You must feel it to finally free it.
You Are Not Your
Inner Critic
Silence the bully because your truth is louder.
Self-Love Is a Choice, Not a Reward
Choose yourself daily, loudly, without apology.
About the Book
The Weight She Carried
Leanna wrote a mirror for the soul. Through raw, rhythmic verses, Leanna Little brings readers face to face with the quiet battles we carry: the loss of a father, the sting of rejection, the voice inside that says we’re not enough.
Told through the voice of LuvLee, a woman navigating her way through sorrow and self-doubt, the poems unfold like emotional snapshots revealing wounds, whispered prayers, old love letters, and declarations of reclaiming power.
Each page drips with truth. The kind that hurts. The kind that heals. The kind that says: “Me too.”
This is a journey through brokenness, but it doesn’t leave you there. LuvLee rises from ashes, from silence, from fear. And as she rises, so does the reader.
This collection is for the tender-hearted, the battle-weary, and anyone standing at the edge of their own healing. It’s not afraid to speak of the dark but it always turns toward the light.
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