The Journey of a Battle Within

When God, the universe, your friends, and heck, even your family seem as if they do not follow the journey you have embarked upon, it can be a struggle. Often, we find ourselves tending to suffer in silence because we believe that our words no longer carry any weight. A silence that becomes so loud that it is deafening, and we question if anyone else hears it, if anyone feels similar to us. Every single person walks their own path, and no two paths are alike. That path is uniquely designed for the person to construct their own roadmap which to pursue their wants and needs in life. The road less traveled is the best one to take right? That is the impression that a lot of people are under, to take a path that you can call your own. However, that path is not always as straight and narrow, well-defined, or even perfectly sculpted to be easily traveled down.
Follow Vee as she leads you down her Journey of a Struggle Within. A journey that embraces not only the blossoming hope that can be seen as you traverse through life but also the harsh reality that that we all may tend to see close in our rearview. From the hard truths to the signs that everyone chooses to ignore, Vee displays an acknowledgment of just how dark our paths may get. She shines a light to help you follow her lead and trust that she's not one to wear rose-colored glasses.

Vee Freeman is a young native born and raised in the little-big city of Memphis, TN. Words are her passion and, if you know her, you can say she has a way with them. She is a mental health counselor so utilizing the various words in life is second nature. It started with her love of writing in general, whether it be papers for school or quotes that she found relatable, to her very first poem written for her church youth group. Vee has always found herself excited to hear how they differ from person to person; a million and one stories that have yet to be told. She believes that everyone deserves to have a voice, to have the ability to express themselves regardless of where they come from, what they look like, or even if they have a checkered past.