Hurricane Her

Hurricane Her is a contemporary poetry collection exploring trauma, grief, and the slow, deliberate work of healing.

Through confessional verse and atmospheric imagery, the poems trace the aftermath of emotional devastation: what remains after love, loss, and survival have altered the landscape of the self.

Rooted in themes of mental health, resilience, and self-forgiveness, this collection examines the body and spirit in recovery.

The poems move through heartbreak, justice, and reclamation, offering an unfiltered yet tender meditation on survival and transformation.

Rather than focusing on the storm itself, Hurricane Her dwells in the aftermath-where reckoning becomes necessary and healing begins.

Inside this collection, you'll find:

• Healing poetry centered on trauma recovery and emotional survival
• Poems addressing mental health, heartbreak, and self-forgiveness
• Lyrical reflections on resilience, rebirth, and learning to live after loss

This collection is for readers drawn to confessional poetry, emotionally raw writing, and literature that speaks honestly about trauma and healing.

Perfect for those seeking women's poetry that refuses silence, Hurricane Her offers both recognition and release for anyone navigating their own aftermath.

These poems are not just about the wreckage-but about what survives it.

Are you brave enough to step into the storm?

Cover Art and Co-Creation of Title by Madeline Monlezun (@madmonart)

Deveree Extein is a word-slinging wanderess currently residing in Louisiana. She tends to pick at old wounds and is known to use the blood for ink so she can write poems. When she's not haunting the swamps, she likes to chug coffee and spoil her familiar, Luna. She has four published poetry books, most recently released -- Hurricane Her, a collection of mental health storms and survival. She has been published in Sledgehammer Lit, The Whorticuluturalist, Red Planet Magazine, and Other Worldly Women Press -- to name a few. Follow her online, @parishpoetess.