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Poems written for creatives who struggle with perfectionism. It's for those who never place their dreams outside their head. Give yourself permission to be flawed.
Miracles, Bad Poems, and Other Problems is about our needs, wants, failing, success, and the inspiration we need, even if it's not always pretty for we are the worst judge when it comes to our creations.
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