From Bri Anora, a renowned voice across socials, comes her second poetry collection - an intentional body of work that walks through pain and healing with you. Words that speak of fear, loneliness, grief, and growth.
On Your Darkest Days flows from pieces that acknowledge life's struggles and mental health to ones that provide hope and perspective. It is comfort in pages meant to hold you when you need it or help lift you up when you are down. The experience of being human is not always pretty, but it sure is beautiful. By sitting with the hurt instead of pushing it away, Bri takes readers on a journey to find the light.
"You are not too much", "I hope you're okay", and more viral pieces from Bri's online presence are found in this book.
A companion through pages for anyone who is navigating or trying to make sense of dark days.
About the Author :
Bri Anora is an artist through words, visuals, and capturing vulnerability. With a history in diverse creative works, she uses rhythms and reflections to bring her storytelling to life. She hopes to express what many cannot and make space for feeling in this journey that is life.
Review :
Praise For On Your Darkest Days
"Everything Bri writes is beautiful, but the poems that live in this book feel extra special. She has a way of turning the pain and depths of her writing into something readers can recognize within themselves. This collection is deeply personal, profoundly universal, and left me feeling validated."
- Jennae Cecelia, author of This Is Girlhood
"Bri Anora has always had this rare ability to say the thing you've been feeling but couldn't find words for; the way a best friend speaks at 2 a.m. with total honesty and zero judgment. On Your Darkest Days doesn't try to fix you, it just sits beside you in the dark and reminds you that it is survivable. She writes with so much tenderness and truth that by the end, you feel genuinely held."
- Joey Kidney, Best-Selling Author of Just Remember
"On Your Darkest Days is truly a gift, the kind that finds you exactly where you are and refuses to let you feel alone there. A quiet, fierce reminder that to feel everything is not a flaw. It is the whole point."
- Arielle Estoria, Poet & Actor, author of The Unfolding (HarperOne)
