October 5, 2026
Art fades into the gloom, music can no longer be heard. The players become ghosts on a dim stage. Words separate from their meaning and books are useless objects…
October 3, 2026
You caress the nape of my neck, your kisses tickle my throat, your soft touch dances along my body as you embrace me.
October 3, 2026
I love a good first-person novel, and in this one, we follow the troubled Hannah as she navigates the loss of her fiancé. Hannah’s friend, Tess, suggests an unplugged wellness retreat in the desert, and gathers their friends together to make this retreat extra special.
October 2, 2026
My parents viewed the Dhaka-Chattogram highway as a lawless river of steel. Their solution was to ride the intercity bus — a massive, multi-ton behemoth that felt like a rolling castle. Inside, we felt insulated from the chaos.
October 1, 2026
We kneel in the attic,
sifting through what’s left —
not relics, but proof
that we were here once,
September 30, 2026
Machines, tubes, pricks — Those were extensions. Now I am farther out. Air comes round and it has been for quite awhile…
September 29, 2026
The Paris Apartment would be a perfect introduction to the mystery/thriller genre. Despite not reading much mystery before, I was captivated by every word. The story moves fairly slowly in the beginning, giving you a chance to understand each character and plot line as the story develops.
September 28, 2026
The song tells the story of Alice, a heartbroken girl who moves to the country in hopes of finding her one true love. This attempt fails and her isolation drives her further into depression until she meets her untimely end in the middle of a field.
September 25, 2026
Under the autumn moon,An altar sitsIn your garden,Dried herbsFreshly picked applesA handful of fall leavesAnd a bowl of water — an offering to the grandmother moon.She […]
September 24, 2026
There is something irresistible about watching three men who have lived entire lifetimes decide they are not done yet. Going in Style (2017) is a warm, mischievous heist comedy that feels like slipping into a well‑worn jacket, familiar and comforting with a few sharp edges that remind you life has not gone soft.
September 23, 2026
The seaweed laughs at our attempts to be normal. Now I’m a shipwreck there’s no jewels on board no captain's words to make the boat move faster.
September 21, 2026
I've penned my deepest record—
Of my dream in a single second,
Here, I stay silent as the wind.