When joy becomes a chore, the sunlight dulls—once-golden laughter tarnished by routine.The song that used to dance through open hallsnow hums behind a curtain, tired, unseen. The cup of sweetness, sipped too many times,grows bitter not from taste but from demand;each smile rehearsed, each cheer arranged in lines,a puppet’s wave, a bow the crowd has … Continue reading Poem: When Joy Become Chore

There comes a time when holding tightTurns sunlight cold, makes day to night.The hands that clutch what once was dearFind only echoes, not what’s here. The past will whisper, soft and low,Of things you wanted, used to know.But peace begins where grasping ends,Where heavy hearts learn how to bend. Let go—release the weight, the ache,The … Continue reading Poem: Let Go and Move On

The road unrolls beneath your feet,a ribbon of dust and dawn.What’s lost behind is bittersweet,but still, the world moves on. The echo fades, the door is closed,the shadows drift away—you bloom in places undisclosed,where night becomes the day. The heart will ache for what it knew,for faces, hands, and songs—but every sunrise starts anew,rewriting all … Continue reading Poem: Never Look Back

I walk between the shadows of becoming and begun,Where every road dissolves beneath the dawn.The horizon folds itself like paper cranes in flight,Each wing a promise — each promise gone. I have gathered stars to light my map,Yet still, the constellations rearrange.Each truth I hold turns fluid in my grasp,Its edges soft, its meaning strange. … Continue reading Poem: The Never-Ending Search