From an early age, Rosina turned to her pen and paper as a form of therapy, a way to process emotions and navigate the complexities of life. Writing became her sanctuary, a place where she could untangle her thoughts and give voice to her innermost feelings. Through poetry, she discovered a powerful tool for healing and self-expression, transforming pain into art and chaos into beauty.

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For Rosina, the spaces between the lines are sacred places of safety and self-discovery. Each poem she creates offers connection and humility, weaving mystery with lived wisdom, the brutality of life with the profound love that she has discovered on the other side of addiction. Unafraid to lay bare her emotions, her words resonate with warmth and invite hearts to crack open and connect.

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Rosina’s poetry is a heartfelt tribute to her lifelong journey of emotional exploration and recovery. She has shared her work at festivals such as Shambala Festival, as well as performing upon the deck of the SS Great Britain, and Bristol’s Lyra Poetry Festival, captivating audiences who, like her, seek wonder in the everyday.

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With the support of Arts Council England’s DYCP funding, Rosina continues to explore and develop her craft as a writer, more and more she embraces who she is and breathes life into each lovingly crafted poem with tenderness and resilience - fragile yet unbreakable, capturing the beauty of being human.