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My Mother, Rosemary By Nurul Sofiyah
My mother, Rosemary by Nurul Sofiyah is a visceral expression of trauma by a child scarred by maternal violence and psychological disintegration. If you wish to submit your poems, short stories, and essays, you may do so here: ❤️ We wish to take a moment to thank our supporters who made it possible for us to bring you this article. ❤️ I can still taste it, that stale bitterness clinging to the back of my throat. The cheap cigarette she lit every morning at exactly 11.
Midsummer's Rain By Nurul Sofiyah
Midsummer’s Rain by Nurul Sofiyah is a poem that recalls the warm feeling of belonging in a fleeting moment. If you wish to submit your poems, short stories, and essays, you may do so here: ❤️ We wish to take a moment to thank our supporters who made it possible for us to bring you this article. ❤️ Feverish in the way we held on, To the fleeting embrace of emotions. Just as fast as the sky turns grey, Almost like a fantasy.
'Atonement' By Nurul Sofiyah
Atonement by Nurul Sofiyah is a poem about struggling with painful memories, seeking escape, and feeling burdened and consumed. If you wish to submit your poems, short stories, and essays, you may do so here: ❤️ We wish to take a moment to thank our supporters who made it possible for us to bring you this article.
'In The Wake Of The Runner’s High' By Nurul Sofiyah
In the Wake of the Runner’s High by Nurul Sofiyah is a poem on a fleeting connection and the pain of loss. If you wish to submit your poems, short stories, and essays, you may do so here: ❤️ We wish to take a moment to thank our supporters who made it possible for us to bring you this article. ❤️ “Simmer down,” You breathe the words into me, I feel reborn under your warmth. Together we run in an endless circle, Chasing the runner’s high.
The Girl On The Stairs By Nurul Sofiyah
The Girl on the Stairs is a flash fiction by Nurul Sofiyah, about an unsettling encounter that depicts abuse and apathy. As per our FAQ, the copyright of this short story belongs to Nurul Sofiyah. ❤️ We wish to take a moment to thank our supporters who made it possible for us to bring you this article. ❤️ Today I saw her again, with dead eyes and lips cracked and smeared with dried blood. Her skin was so pale it seemed to be cracking apart.
Fragments Of Solitude By Nurul Sofiyah
Fragments of Solitude by Nurul Sofiyah is about coming to terms with one’s inner turmoil and feelings about another person. As per our FAQ, the copyright of this poem belongs to Nurul Sofiyah. ❤️ We wish to take a moment to thank our supporters who made it possible for us to bring you this article. ❤️ Sitting on the bathroom floor with a heavy heart, The cold shower pours like raindrops, In that moment, time seemed to halt, It was the only time I let myself be vulnerable.
Echoes Of Self-Doubt By Nurul Sofiyah
Echoes of Self-Doubt by Malaysian poet Nurul Sofiyah explores themes of isolation, introspection, and self-doubt. If you wish to submit your poems, short stories, and essays, you may do so here: Do you hear the echoes, the whispers in your ear, Those hands pulling you into a depth, Beneath the surface of the ocean, As water weaves through your breath.
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