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by Lena Ma (Author)
Letters to You: The Complete Collection
Letters to the Forgotten
Your Struggles Do Not Define You
"Letters to the Forgotten" helps remind everyone that they are special JUST the way they are, and despite what anyone says, do not need to be constructed into someone they are not. We are all perfect in our own ways when we stay true to ourselves.
When we stand by the warriors we were born to be, we transcend above all negativity. When we learn to live, we discover that we have much more potential than others give us credit for. We can live and love the way we want when we learn to live and love for ourselves. We are stronger than external forces. Unleash our inner strengths and become our own individual heroes. Never give anyone the power to make you miserable.
Letters to Those Loved and Lost
You Will Always Be Remembered
I love you. I hate you. Please come back. I never want to see you again! Love sucks! When love is good, it makes us feel amazing, and we want to treasure it forever. When love becomes rotten, we become so crazy and delusional that we are torn and confused, drastically trying to replace old love with new, hating ourselves for allowing unwarranted love in, and hating others for not being the ones we marry. Love messes with our emotions, making us praise and smile one minute, while overpowering us with resentment and revenge the next.
Love is a choice. Those who want it can embark on their own self journeys while those who do not can sit back and channel inward. Love is beautiful. But love can only be discovered if self-love has already been found. Always remember to love yourself first.
The Passion of My Desolation
Welcome to an eerie voyage of heartache, loss, grief, and everything in between.
With each turn of a page, a poignant story unwinds, reaching into Darkness' undiscovered depths and becoming lifelong comrades with it.
Dreary verse by dreary verse, the psyche is doused in a Red Sea of gloom that the sun's healing light has eternally ceased to illume.
