I remember exactly the moment when I wrote this poem (which I published on my old blog some years ago), though not exactly the date. I was standing in my kitchen drinking a glass of water. Suddenly, I felt a big pang. I looked at the blender nearby. I thought of my heart spinning in
More#Haiku of the day (March 26)
Daily haiku: Realization – Love can be simple/ The wheels should move by themselves/ Feels right when it is
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#Haiku of the day (March 25)
Daily haiku: Ruins – Left by your chaos/ Cracked and burnt but still standing/ Ivy grows from me
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#Haiku of the day (March 24)
Mothers – They copyright love/ Give us glasses to see life/ Limit or let shine
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Dating in our modern world is complicated. "And they lived happily ever after" is not as easy as the fairy
Often we don't realize that the people we are closest to are the ones we tend to hurt the most.
Random poetry I wrote on my phone
They usually come to me in dark but hopeful days. I just open up an app on my phone and write them while lying in bed or hanging out somewhere in Leipzig. Don’t expect a masterpiece or anything. Here are two. For Leipzig you didn’t judge her when she came back to you tail between
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