• This is just a day

      I woke this morning to sunlight slipping quietly through the blinds, stretching across my bare arms like a gentle insistence—like the day itself was asking me to begin. 5:03 a.m.Right on time. It’s strange how my body has learned this rhythm—how it rises before I’m ready, before my heart has caught up. My eyes…

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  • The Lines In The Driveway

    The narrator reflects on his strained marriage and disconnect from life. After an encounter reminding him of his late father’s kindness, he seeks redemption, reconnects with his wife, and attempts to change for the better.

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  • Nothing At All

    Isn’t it funnyhow it always begins so small—an introduction of who we are,a soft opening linethat doesn’t yet knowit’s about to become everything? We ask the harmless questions—favorite food, favorite song,little pieces of a personwe pretend are trivial,like those answers don’t becomethe mapto someone’s entire heart. And then we go deeper.And deeper.Past the surface,past the…

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  • You Never Saw Me

    The narrator expresses deep emotional conflict over a relationship marked by inconsistency and longing. They confront the pain of being partially involved and the struggle to let go, ultimately realizing their self-worth and need for closure.

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  • Your Silence is LOUD

    The writer reflects on the emotional turmoil after a significant connection ends, grappling with the absence and its lingering effects. They ponder the pain of loss versus the vulnerability of potentially rekindling the relationship.

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  • In Fragments Of You

    The writer reflects on a profound, unresolved emotional connection, expressing feelings of longing, hurt, and frustration. They grapple with memories and changes brought by a past relationship, seeking clarity and healing amidst lingering attachments.

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