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THE WEIGHT COLLECTION

The Weight on My Chest book cover
The Scars Nobody Sees book cover
The Pieces I Found book cover

The Weight on My Chest

The Scars Nobody Sees

The Pieces I Found

The Scars Nobody Sees is the second book in The Weight Collection, a deeply personal poetry collection about the struggles we hide and the healing journey that follows.

Through honest and emotional poems, Brook Wright explores the unseen wounds left behind by trauma, self-doubt, depression, anxiety, loneliness, and the moments when life feels heavier than we can explain.

These poems give a voice to the feelings many people keep hidden: the pain we don't talk about, the battles we fight alone, and the strength it takes to keep moving forward when nobody sees how much we are carrying.

The Pieces I Found is the third book in The Weight Collection, a deeply personal poetry collection about rebuilding, healing, self-discovery, and learning to love the person you are becoming.

Through honest and emotional poems, Brook Wright explores the pieces left behind after trauma, depression, self-doubt, and years of feeling lost. These poems journey through forgiveness, acceptance, finding your voice, embracing your scars, and realizing that your past does not have the power to define your future.

This collection is about the moments when you finally stop asking, “Why am I not who I used to be?” and start asking, “Who am I becoming?”

The Weight On My Chest is a deeply personal poetry collection about carrying the emotions we often hide. Through raw and honest words, Brook Wright explores the heaviness of anxiety, depression, self-doubt, loneliness, heartbreak, and the struggle of trying to find yourself when life feels overwhelming.

These poems speak to the moments when your thoughts become too loud, when your heart feels exhausted, and when simply making it through the day feels like an accomplishment.

But this collection is not only about the weight we carry.

It is about acknowledging the pain, giving a voice to the feelings we bury, and finding the courage to keep going even when life feels impossible.

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