What if blooming wasn't about perfection-but survival?

How to Bloom is a powerful poetry collection about grief, voice, and becoming whole after loss. Through vivid imagery and unflinching honesty, Dagmar Morgan-Sinclair explores what it means to live in a body shaped by memory, silence, love, and resilience.

Rooted in themes of womanhood, faith, trauma, and renewal, these poems move through mourning and rage toward tenderness and self-possession. Soil, storms, birds, and houses become metaphors for healing-showing how growth can happen even in fractured ground.

Both intimate and expansive, How to Bloom speaks to readers who have survived what should have broken them and are still learning how to take up space.

This collection is for anyone who has felt buried, underestimated, or silenced-and is ready to remember that they were always meant to grow.

Perfect for readers of contemporary, feminist, and confessional poetry.