They. Didn’t. Know. offers a refreshing perspective that encourages open, honest conversations that move beyond often romanticized or superficial discussions on mental health. This collection of twenty-seven poems is divided into six sections, each focused on a unique aspect or state of mind encountered in Tuhina Pal’s mental health journey, ranging from isolation and denial in "the shut door." to self-reflection and pride in "Her". Alongside the thought-provoking and heartfelt poems, the journal entries and illustrations further highlight the intense power and impact of sorrowful thoughts and emotions of those who often feel isolated or misunderstood. They. Didn’t. Know. emphasizes the non-linear nature of mental health challenges while also striving to instill hope. Though inspired by personal experiences, these poems reach out to anyone willing to connect with the raw emotions expressed within the pages, aiming to inspire and raise awareness of the daily struggles that many of us - whether loved ones, friends, peers, colleagues, or ourselves - may silently endure.
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about the poet
When Tuhina Pal self-published They. Didn't. Know., she was a junior at Franklin High School. Tuhina is a proud daughter, sister, and friend. She loves to write poetry, drink coffee, and spend time with loved ones. As a motivated and ambitious student, she aims to certainly leave an impact on her community. She hopes to continue advocating for mental health awareness and encourage open conversations that surround mental health throughout her high school and professional career. Most importantly, Tuhina cherishes and values her relationships with friends and family as she truly believes that a support system is vital in all journeys.
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