The Haunted House

A first-time mother Daria Hsu writes poems about her childhood trauma as well as her family's war and Communism trauma in a desperate attempt to make sense of her mental hauntings that become particularly vicious after giving birth to her son Zen. Her journey to healing is by no means a straightforward process; in fact, it is fraught with deeply buried pain, shame, and self-doubt. Yet embarking on this journey is the only way to make her life worth living again.