SAVED is a story of survival. It’s a meditation on radical acceptance and a direct opposition to toxic positivity. An autobiographical collection of poems from a half-orphan and former Catholic altar girl, SAVED paints a vivid vision of the suffocating nature of kneeling at the feet of men. It emphasizes how much power one can find in finally standing up. The collection is a portrait of a neurodivergent woman making sense of her own sicknesses, trauma, and the way religion affects every part of her and her health. Ultimately, SAVED is for the trapped, hurt child inside of you — and for the part of you that wants to be free.