By now we know that life is a series of beautifully broken pieces – always heartbreaking – these moments of recognition, these acknowledgments of what is forever lost or changed. And though we may try to mend what’s been ripped and torn away, in the end, we must surrender to what remains, to what stands before us.

Join 27 Powers and beloved poet and teacher, Danusha Laméris, for an exploration into the depth, beauty, and truth found in life’s broken places.

Because the best writing honors the scuffed, imperfect world, Danusha will guide us in exploring how to write into brokenness in ways that bring greater depth and texture to our work-offering a gateway to something sacred.

Through this lens we’ll learn to capture life’s complexity and authenticity, stripping away the illusion of perfection to reveal raw, unvarnished truth. We’ll look beyond what’s polished and into what’s real.

Brokenness invites intimacy. When we write from places of fracture, we build bridges between ourselves and our readers, creating empathy and shared humanity. Writing what is broken helps us find the universal in the personal.

What You’ll Experience:

✨How to Craft Brokenness in Writing

We’ll explore techniques like fragmented syntax, disjointed imagery, and nonlinear thinking to create writing that feels raw, honest, and alive.

✨Finding the Cracks: Opening the Reader’s Door

Learn how to invite readers into your work by offering openings through vulnerability and imperfection.

✨The Sacred in the Scars

Uncover how to use brokenness as a portal to deeper meaning, healing, and transformation in your writing.