This poem stands at the intersection of memory, guilt, and witnessing. It refuses comfort and clarity, choosing instead to remain with difficult truths—about power, pain, and responsibility. Moving through personal reckoning and collective reality, the poem treats suffering not as… Read More ›
This is a poem that celebrates new beginnings. It reflects gratitude for waking up, finding hope after weariness, and embracing each day as a fresh chance to live, smile, and try again. # Good Morning, Life # Morning comes with… Read More ›
This poem is a quiet conversation with a city that was once a small town—and a lifelong companion. It reflects on childhood, friendship, and the gentle ache of returning through memory rather than footsteps. As time reshapes places and people,… Read More ›
This poem reflects the quiet resolve that comes with new beginnings. It speaks to self-reflection, release, and intentional growth—choosing hope and courage while stepping into the uncertainty of the future with steady faith. # To Change Within # A new… Read More ›
Self-discovery is not a sudden revelation; it is a quiet unfolding. It happens in pauses, questions, and moments when we choose to begin again. This poem reflects my ongoing journey—one shaped by courage, curiosity, and the gentle acceptance that I… Read More ›
Defining Life is a gentle, meditative reflection on acceptance and resilience. Using tea as a metaphor, the poem reminds us that life’s changing temperatures and flavors—sweet or bitter, warm or cold—are all part of the experience, each one worthy of… Read More ›
This is a bold declaration of presence and purpose. It celebrates resilience, passion, and the courage to embrace life in all its sweetness and pain—choosing to feel deeply, rise boldly, and claim every moment of this fragile miracle called life…. Read More ›
This poem reflects a quiet, honest transition into a new year—acknowledging scars, gratitude, and growth. It honors survival without glorifying pain, and hope without denying hardship, embracing the courage it takes to continue with an open heart. # Entering the… Read More ›
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