Tag: long poem
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An Outdated Technology I Miss the Most – The Vinyl Heartbeat of Memory
In rooms where dust motes dance like forgotten notes, I still remember the ritual—the careful removal of cellophane, the crinkle of plastic as fingers trembled with anticipation. An Outdated Technology I Miss the Most wasn’t just about sound; it was about the sacred ceremony of music discovery, the way my grandmother would sit cross-legged on…
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The Practice of Becoming: The Song Never Finished
I am still learning the lyrics, still practicing the melody, still discovering the harmony, still exploring the rhythm, still dancing to the music that plays through everything… I realize the song never finished. It simply handed the next verse to me.
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A Song That Changed How I See The World: The Day I Began Listening Beyond Sound
There was a time when I mistook motion for meaning and noise for living. Then an ordinary melody entered my life without asking permission, rearranging the architecture of my soul. A Song That Changed How I See The World is a contemporary hybrid long poem about listening beyond sound, rediscovering wonder in ordinary moments, and…
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SHAPED BY STORMS: A meditation on becoming, breaking, surviving, softening, and shining
Beauty was never something I inherited; it was something I bled for, prayed for, fought through darkness for. Life did not hand me gentle beginnings— it carved me, chiseled me, taught me the language of survival before the language of love. And yet, somewhere between the breaking and the rebuilding, a new glow took shape—…