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Written by Molly George
Love In Crumbs
Published in Peony Magazine’s September Special Edition.
A reflection on learning to accept crumbs of affection as love, and the healing that comes with recognising you were never asking for too much. Love in Crumbs is about reclaiming your needs, finding your boundaries, and finally choosing a love that nourishes rather than leaves you hungry.
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In Memory of the Woman I Was Becoming
A deeply personal reflection on miscarriage and the grief that reaches far beyond the loss itself, taking you into a future we imagined, the choices we thought we would have, and the person we believed we were becoming.
Published in Peony Magazine’s September Special Edition.
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Motherhood, From a Distance
A personal exploration of a different kind of grief: the experience of loving your children deeply while mourning a relationship that still exists somewhere beyond your reach.
A piece about motherhood, absence, and learning to live alongside a loss that has no clear ending.
Published in Peony Magazine’s September Special Edition.
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Featured in Peony Magazine
Written by Molly George
Featured in Peony Magazine
The very first poem in The Lies Love Hides —The Poems, “What the Lie Says” — was selected to be featured in Peony Magazine.
A powerful opening to the collection, this poem sets the tone for the journey ahead — giving voice to the hidden truths, manipulation and contradictions that can exist beneath the surface of love.
The book begins with the lies.
And then the truth starts to emerge.
This book was not written to dwell in shadows, but to affirm your reality and help restore trust in your own voice.
To read this poem, visit Peony Magazine using the link below.
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The Lies We Learn to Call Love
Written by Molly George
There are some pieces of writing that feel different when you finally let them go into the world. The Lies We Learn To Call Love is one of those pieces.
This is raw. It is passionate. It comes from a place of truth — from the things we absorb, the stories we are taught about love, and the moments when we finally begin to question them.
I am immensely proud to have this piece published in Peony Magazine.
Not simply because it has been published, but because it represents something much deeper for me: having the courage to put words around experiences and truths that can be uncomfortable, painful and sometimes difficult to say out loud.
Writing has always been one of the ways I made sense of what I have lived, what I have learned and what I continue to discover about love, relationships, self-worth and, ultimately, ourselves.
And perhaps that is why this one feels particularly special.
Sometimes the bravest act of love is letting go of the fear that kept you silent.
And finally finding the courage to speak your truth.