The Black Butterfly

By Angela Yangg

This breathtaking poetry book spreads awareness about topics such as relationships, mental health, family and bonding, sexuality, eating disorders, etc. Many topics are covered within this poetry book and allow the mind to grow and discover its own perspective. This book gives insight to reality through passion and love. The Black Butterfly shows the development of a young woman’s mind through the journey of life.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Xlibris US
• Release date: Mar 13, 2022
• ISBN: 9781669815587

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Copyright © 2022 by Angela Yangg.

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Rev. date: 03/11/2022

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In this, you will find:

Power

Satisfaction

Regression

Completion

Hopelessness

Happiness

Love

Anxiety

Anger

Sadness

Heartbreak

Compulsion

Confidence

Truth

Reality

Contents

Midnight, September 2017

A Letter to Myself

Sunday, January 5th Checklist:

Intrusive Thoughts to Myself

Why Did They Name It After a Beer?

Rewind

Poems of love

Drunk Driving

Your parents were there

You, 24

A Letter to Her

An Olive Branch

Love in April

I am confused.

Sister

An Unhealthy Love

April 10th

Maybe I’ll speak up one day.

Dear Sister, October 2018

May 2021

April 2021

Grandma

Excuse My Language

Affirmations for Anxiety

A Letter to You

Day One of Quarantine

Mom, March 2021

I love how

A Letter to My Mother

To the Man Who Gave Me Peace

Author’s Note:

From the beginning of my childhood to becoming a twenty-two year old woman, I have realized that I have strong opinions and lots to say. I realized at a young age that I am able to connect and empathize with others very effectively but have lacked the self-care and self-evaluation that I needed to grow. This book allowed me to open up and present my life through a creative world. Hopefully this book can be relatable to you. I wrote this to spread awareness of mental health, societal dilemmas, social issues, and motivate others to become informed about these factors in life. Some of these topics are personal and others are elaborated and dramaticized to spread awareness.

Did you know that the black butterfly resembles renewal, restruction, and rebirth? This is my journey of transforming