Elevate Your Voice: Submitting Your Work to Healing Garden Publishing's Blog

Are you a passionate writer or creator eager to reach a wider audience and share your unique perspective? Discover the benefits of submitting your work to Healing Garden Publishing's blog today!

Why Submit to Healing Garden Publishing's Blog?

1. Reach a Wide Audience: With a collective daily audience of up to 20,000 across Pinterest, Facebook, and Threads, your work can resonate with a diverse community interested in creativity and empowerment.

2. Social Media Promotion: We actively promote blog posts on our robust social media platforms, amplifying your voice beyond the blog itself.

3. Enhanced Exposure: Each published piece includes links to your social media profiles and previous works, boosting your visibility and connecting readers directly to your portfolio.

4. Future Opportunities: By submitting your work, you're considered for future projects with Healing Garden Publishing, providing potential collaborations and publication opportunities.

How to Submit

Interested in submitting your poetry or writing? Visit Healing Garden Publishing's submission guidelines for detailed instructions.

Join us at Healing Garden Publishing in celebrating creativity and empowering voices. Submit your work today and inspire others through your writing!

Darling, I swear that the waves of the ocean get their curvature from the arch of your back

A quote from Hana Fazeel's poem

darling, I swear that the waves of the ocean get their curvature from the arch of your back.

darling, I swear the stars would parachute down from heaven, just to steal the twinkle in your

dark eyes. I swear the moon eludes you, for it's covered in blemishes, yet you are free of flaw.

darling, I swear, if the songbird sings, then it's a hymn to your beauty. my love, I swear the sun

rises just to see you and no one else.

Author Bio: Hana Fazeel

Hana Fazeel, a 29-year-old writer hailing from the Maldives, emerged from a prolonged writer's block to craft this poem. Her work often draws inspiration from nature to convey both beauty and complex emotions. Encountering someone who profoundly moved her, she sought to capture the essence of that breathtaking moment through her words.

Find more of here writing on her instagram

@h.fazeel

Trust yourself, trust the process, I promise you've got this.

A quote from Mary Kay Cunningham's poem Almost There, Well Maybe!

From her upcoming book A Bandaid For Broken Souls

I feel like we throw the word “healing” around as if it is that simple to do. When the truth is it’s not. Healing has so many different looks to it. Sometimes it looks like having a good day and you are able to smile for once. Other times it looks like crying on your kitchen or bathroom floor. It is not as easy as saying you are going to do it. You are still going to have your moments, but you got to keep going. It takes so much time, effort, and energy. And sometimes you may feel like you don’t have any. You have to be patient with yourself, and keep up with your mental health. Trust yourself, trust the process, I promise you in the end you’ve got this.

Author Bio: Mary Kay Cunningham

Hailing from Tennessee, Mary Kay is an 18-year-old poet whose evocative verses capture the essence of youth, resilience, and Southern charm. With a talent for weaving emotions into words, she brings a fresh perspective to the poetry scene, celebrating the beauty of everyday experiences. Stay tuned as Mary Kay continues to enchant readers with her heartfelt poetry.

Discover Mary Kat Cunningham's collection of eight poetry books available on her Amazon page, each offering a unique exploration of themes ranging from love and loss to identity and resilience.