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.

Grounded in faith and unshakably human, Leanna writes for the ones who cry in silence, for the ones rebuilding themselves in pieces, and for anyone who’s ever doubted their worth. Her poetry doesn’t promise perfection but it offers presence, truth and the permission to be seen.