Book Niche Style
Diary Entry style meets Spoken Word

Healing from grief and trauma isn’t easy, but the right words can offer a way to look forward when everything else seems hopeless. In Songbird: My Psalms, Danielle Emily invites you to explore the honest emotions behind healing through her heartfelt confessional poetry. These poems are meant to validate your experiences, provide comfort, and support you as you navigate your personal journey.
Danielle Emily’s poetry reflects her own path of recovery, faith, and resilience. Through the openness of her poems, she offers a safe space to process pain and discover the beauty hidden in growth and reinvention.
How Songbird: My Psalms Connects Through Diary Poetry
Danielle Emily’s poems are deeply personal, yet universal. Rooted in her own experiences with mental health, faith, and finding joy after adversity, these diary-style verses resonate with anyone searching for healing.
Here’s what you’ll find in this collection:
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Grief and Recovery
Poems that reflect the challenges of processing loss and finding peace.
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Faith and Resilience
Uplifting verses that guide you toward strength and hope through spiritual connection.
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Emotional Honesty
Words that speak to the heart, offering a space to feel understood and supported.
Danielle’s voice is one of compassion and authenticity, making Songbird: My Psalms a guide for those seeking emotional recovery and spiritual renewal.
Diary Poem Excerpt from Songbird: My Psalms
Grief is a dance
It’s a song
It’s this poem
Oh, the art you have to make
to find your way home
Diary Poetry FAQs
What makes this poetry collection different from others?
Danielle Emily’s Songbird: My Psalms blends the intimacy of diary poetry with themes of faith, healing, and mental health. Each poem offers a unique combination of raw emotion and spiritual insight, making it deeply relatable and impactful.
Who is this book for?
This book is for anyone who has faced challenges, whether it’s grief, mental health struggles, or a longing for personal growth. While millennials may find the tone especially relatable, the universal themes of healing and resilience make it a perfect read for all ages.
Do I need to be religious to connect with the poems?
While readers don't have to be religious to enjoy this book, it would be
much better if they were at least actively seeking Christ first so that
they can understand the references within. However, the Lord works in
mysterious ways to convict and comfort His children, and stumbling upon
this niche may be what some readers need, regardless of their beliefs.
Revelation 3:15-16 says that the Lord prefers one to be either hot or
cold. I see the cold as sinners and blatant atheists He can give a
chance to, and the hot as true believers who know that it's a
relationship rather than a religion and who know the importance of His
Namesake and keeping His Word, actively living it out by pursuing
righteousness and keeping His feast days, etc.