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Volume 1 — After the Fighting
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- Poetry & creative work
What It Means to Live
A short meditation asks whether living means accepting experience calmly and without resisting its flow.
- Poetry & creative work
The Blue Damselfly
A small blue damselfly encountered on a shared walk becomes a delicate memory of presence and disappearance.
- Poetry & creative work
The Balloon of Happiness
The loss of a relationship is imagined as a balloon slipping free, leaving only its remembered touch.
- Poetry & creative work
The Transformation of Love
A speaker confronts a lover’s one-sided decision to leave, moving between anger, grief and affection that persists.
- Poetry & creative work
Sheltering from the Rain
Two students unexpectedly share shelter from a summer downpour, and an awkward pause becomes the beginning of attraction.
- Poetry & creative work
A Lemon-Sweet Lover
A brief seaside date is remembered through the sweet and bitter taste of a love that remains in memory.
- Poetry & creative work
Invisible Love
A poem struggles with distance, attachment and the hope of meeting again after two people lose sight of their shared affection.
- Poetry & creative work
I Will Cheer Myself On
A speaker allows room for weakness while resolving to trust her own choices and step into a freer life.
- Poetry & creative work
A First Confession
A confession before graduation receives no clear answer, leaving the speaker to understand its meaning years later.
- Poetry & creative work
Comforted by the Sky
Photographs, changing clouds and a seaside sunset make the sky a source of consolation and renewed perspective.
- Poetry & creative work
19% Remaining
A forgotten phone charger becomes a compact metaphor for depleted emotional energy on a journey.
- Poetry & creative work
What Is Life?
A poem compares an unresolved difficulty with tangled yarn while searching for another direction through daily life.