Heartbreak hurts. Healing is hard.
In Hope Every Answer Resembled Truth, Serena Menezes delivers raw, soul-baring poetry that takes you through the wreckage of love lost and the questions that haunt us (in the moments that follow). But as the final pages turn, a quiet truth emerges—real love doesn’t leave you in pieces. It lifts you, and it stays.
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Serena Savia Sanchia Menezes
Serena Savia Sanchia Menezes
Serena is a passionate writer, mentor, and a quiet force of empathy whose words echo with emotional honesty and hope. Serena is known for her deep and personal approach to writing and her unwavering belief in kindness as a way of being.
Serena’s debut poetry collection, I Wish They Could See, is a tender invitation into the unseen moments—the silences we carry, the words left unsaid, the ache of love, and the quiet resilience of healing. Through verse and vulnerability, she brings readers closer to what it means to hope, to hurt, and to heal
She writes with sincerity, softness, and soul. She believes in the power of gentleness—both in leadership and literature—and continues to inspire those around her to lead with compassion and live with purpose.
Serena finds solace in quiet reflection, meaningful conversations, and advocates for a world where sensitivity is seen as strength.
