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A raw, unflinching collection of poetry and prose for anyone who has had to rebuild themselves from the ground up.
The Sky Within Me moves through identity, love, abuse, homelessness, and healing - tracing one woman's journey from survival to self-return. Across six parts, Ambreen Kazim writes with the precision of someone who has lived every word: the discipline behind a smile that hides exhaustion, the quiet violence of being overlooked by the systems meant to help, the long walk back to yourself after years of disappearing to keep others comfortable.
This is not healing dressed up as a pastel sunset. It's honest. It's a sky that holds storms as easily as stillness - grief beside gratitude, fury beside softness, doubt beside faith. It's for the people who learned to survive in places that never felt safe, who were silenced, dismissed, or made invisible, and who are now rebuilding themselves from what remains.
Part memoir, part meditation, The Sky Within Me speaks to anyone who has ever had to become their own home.
