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The night refused to give way to day,
keeping them suspended
in the dark
where secrets feel safest.
. .
He traced I love you
down her spine,
and her body answered
before her heart understood.
. .
The moon stood as their silent...
This is Part V of my Series:
Seventeen Thousand Kilometres Outside My Comfort Zone
If you aren’t up to date on the previous articles in the series, I have linked them at the end.
By the time I was ready to start appl...
This piece is a collaboration with , as part of his series The Instruments of Irreversibility.
He offered a set of objects, each accompanied by a draft, as a point of entry. The idea was to take the object and its underlying structure, an...
It is a privilege to witness your own mind,
to hear your thoughts
and refuse their authority.
. .
To learn that weeds can be removed
as easily as they are planted.
. .
This knowing carries power.
. .
I began tending the soil,...
He looked like restraint
loosening its grip
in slow betrayal.
. .
She looked like permission
that forgot
it was ever given.
. .
Drip.
Dripping.
. .
Shelter was no longer an option.
Perhaps it never was.
. .
Only skin meeting w...
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The writers behind this newsletter.
I write poetry and personal reflections for people who feel deeply, think too much, and notice what others skim past. Exploring love, faith, identity, and the soft places we rarely show. These are words for the quiet hours.
Quiet architect of inner worlds, turning silence into language and questions into fire. I listen where others rush past and refuse shallow waters. In life’s labyrinth, I leave lanterns so others may find their way.
Not fiction. Not future. Fragments of a system where power, memory and pleasure collapse into one field. Read them not as stories — but as thresholds.
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