Poetry for the Hungry

POETRY

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Poetry for the Hungry by Denise Le’Anne is a poignant and powerful poetry anthology that gives voice to the silenced and strength to the broken. Centred around the raw and often unspoken realities of domestic violence, mental health struggles, and the challenges of personal empowerment, this collection is both a personal testament and a universal call for awareness, healing, and resilience. Through evocative language and unflinching honesty, Le’Anne crafts poems that explore the painful yet transformative journey from trauma to empowerment. Her words offer solace, stir empathy, and ignite hope, capturing the complexity of healing and the strength found in reclaiming one’s voice. This is a vital read for anyone seeking understanding, empowerment, or a voice that speaks truth to pain and personal growth.

Denise Le’Anne is an English and Literature teacher in Central Victoria, Australia and has completed tertiary education at Deakin and Griffith Universities in Australia. Denise is a keen property developer and runs guest accommodation near Echuca, Victoria. Denise also enjoys travel and culture and has recently returned from France and India. This anthology reflects Denise’s personal experiences related to domestic violence, motherhood, marriage, divorce, singlehood, mental health, and human behaviour. Denise lives in a small rural town in regional Victoria in a self-renovated 130-year-old shearers' cottage with her beloved dog, Ebony.