What happens when a woman who was told to stay quiet decides to speak every secret she has ever buried? In this unflinching collection of poetry and raw narrative prose, Jasmine Harvey dismantles the walls she spent a lifetime building. From the housing projects of Los Angeles, to the quiet prayers whispered at midnight, from the arms of lovers who left scars to the hospital room where her mother took her last breath, Jasmine writes with a ferocity that refuses to look away. These are not poems meant to be polite. They are poems that bleed, rage, moan, laugh, and pray. They are the words of a mother of two who learned at fifteen that silence was slowly killing her, and chose the pen instead. Across twelve deeply personal chapters, you will travel through first love and final goodbyes, through the intoxication of new desire and the devastation of betrayal, through the streets that tried to claim her and the faith that pulled her back. You will meet the men who shaped her, the women who raised her, the children who gave her reason to keep breathing, and the friends whose loyalty became her lifeline. This collection is for every woman who has loved too hard, lost too much, and still found the courage to begin again. It is for the reader who craves poetry that feels like a conversation at two in the morning, honest enough to make you cry and bold enough to make you feel powerful. You will laugh. You will ache. You will recognize pieces of yourself you thought no one else carried. Hesitation leads to regret. Do not hesitate.