Cocoon by Hannah Elisabeth is a raw, empowering reflection on personal growth and resilience. Through the metaphor of a caterpillar transforming into a butterfly, the poem explores the struggle of overcoming self-doubt, pain, and societal judgment. It’s a journey of inner strength—pushing through darkness, reclaiming identity, and embracing the beauty of becoming. Bold, vulnerable, and deeply human, Cocoon speaks to anyone fighting to rise above and break free.

In Darkness, Hannah Elisabeth reimagines love, sex, and connection not as light—but as something haunting, raw, and deeply intimate. Through vivid imagery and emotional vulnerability, she explores a bond forged in shared pain, passion, and the unspoken stories written between the sheets. This is a tale of two lost souls finding meaning in the shadows, hoping their story ends not in darkness, but in light.