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“Caged in Comfort” if i could speak my truthi’d whisper how i was kept —like a songbird in a velvet cage,fed with sweet wordsand silenced with soft hands. they called it love,but it clipped my wings,taught me to perch,not to fly. i forgot the wind,forgot my voice,forgot what it felt liketo want anything morethan safetyContinue reading ““Caged in Comfort””

The feeling of despair Like swallowing darkness that lingers and pools deep within your body The kind of pitch black you only find in the far corner of the room, Wondering what might be staring back With a weight so heavy you can’t bear it But impossible to release. That voice echoing that you areContinue reading “Despair”

At the meeting point of sky and sea, the sun bids farewell with a blaze of vibrant colours; a poignant reminder of life’s inevitable end. As its light fades, the footprints left in the sand tell stories of journeys taken, of moments cherished and forgotten, slowly erased by the relentless tide. This poem reflects onContinue reading “Poem: Footprints at Sunset”