Klappentext

A raw, fiery mystic collection of modern spiritual poetry.

A resurrection written in smoke, shattered glass, and holy fire.

"kat's shattered glass and hallelujahs. is a tour de force of poetry. With a powerful mix of styles, this collection creates a soft place for the wounded to heal and the ignorant to gain empathy for others."

-Melodie Coulter for IndieReader

shattered glass and hallelujahs. is the haunting second poetry collection by mystic poet kat., born from rupture and resurrection, written in the aftermath of destruction. Where her debut wandered through remembrance and rebirth, this collection rises from the ashes with teeth bared and scorching hands open to the gods.

The divine feminine is more than just softness.

She's power. And she's livid.

Through themes of survival, identity, longing, transformation, desire, ancestral memory, and spiritual reclamation, kat. writes with a voice that is both meditative, and unrelenting. Her poetry moves through dark oceans, burning temples, fractured mirrors, and sacred ruins, asking what becomes possible when we stop apologizing for our own divine becoming.

Here, the divine self is both sanctuary and rebellion. Grief becomes scripture. Rage is ritual. The body remembers every wound, and still chooses to rise.

Perfect for readers who love:

• dark and richly ethereal, spiritually infused poetry

• feminine rage and reclamation narratives

• mystic, introspective, emotionally raw verse

• themes of healing, transformation, grief, and rebirth

• the atmospheric styles of Rainer Maria Rilke, Mary Oliver, Amanda Lovelace, Rumi, and Attar.

These poems do not ask permission to exist. They burn, bleed, crack wide open, and call it holy.

Sometimes healing does not arrive gently.

Sometimes it sounds like a chorus of hallelujahs echoing through the broken glass of a burning chapel.