An open letter to the March sisters

There have a handful of adaptions of the Little Women by Louisa May Alcott, each one significantly upholding the women of the world and how capable they are. A simple story about sisters and their closely knit family, who go through tumultuous journeys of thier own. However this one, let me connect with the charactersContinue reading “An open letter to the March sisters”

For being loved is my only plea

It has been raining,And this song came up on the radio.I like the gentle beat, the subtle feel;I wonder how the lyrics will go – “Come up to meet youTell you I’m sorryYou don’t know how lovely you areI had to find youTell you I need youTell you I set you apart” Last month, IContinue reading “For being loved is my only plea”

An open letter to Grace Town (Chemical Hearts, 2020)

“We’re just a collection of atoms that come together for a brief period of time, and we fall apart” Dear Grace, Despite all the hopeless expectations I had from the book and the movie, you managed to bust them all and steal our hearts away. To be very honest, I wasn’t quite blown away withContinue reading “An open letter to Grace Town (Chemical Hearts, 2020)”

Fragrance of frangipani

Your good will came to me like the fragrance of frangipani,So redolent, they reeked of summer and spring.Fluting like high notes through the breeze,They bloom like stars tied up to trees.In shades of white and pink and red,Sweet nectar to the bumble bees they fed.The trail of scent it leaves behind, Is not to forget,Continue reading “Fragrance of frangipani”

Daughter dearest

Show them what you’ve trained for, daughter dearest,Show them the claws you’ve sharpened,And the teeth you’ve grown. Show them your knuckles,The knuckles that have bled for this.Get close, close enough to show them the whitesOf your ocean like pretty eyes. Show them those tears you’ve shed,For every time the ones you loved, fled.Howl, and howlContinue reading “Daughter dearest”

My Favourite Things (The Sound of Music, 1965)

“Raindrops on roses and whiskers on kittensBright copper kettles and warm wollen mittensBrown paper packages tied up with strings…These are a few of my favourite things” A song that perfectly captures my feelings on a winter evening. Soothing like tender snowflakes on my skin, it makes my heart truly happy. I feel joy bubbling insideContinue reading “My Favourite Things (The Sound of Music, 1965)”

Fleur

Scarlet geraniums and cranesbillSpake in hushed tonesMade friends with sweet basilWith good and freewill.Blooming in daintyAnd sparkling like quartz so flintyIn touches of blue and purpleLay the asters growing in bushels of circles.Honeyed magnolia for the love of natureCapturing and luring every creature.Heliotropes spring in blue and whiteYou be dazzled! They seem so brightRosy camelliasContinue reading “Fleur”

Memories are an imminent doom

It was that time of year again.The leaves were falling, birds chirped,Sales for coats and scarfs were plastered on the outside of every store,Smiling faces captured out of time. I slowly made my way past it all,Past the school where I first met you,Past the park where we used to play,Past the abandoned store. SoContinue reading “Memories are an imminent doom”

You smile like you’re about to cry

You plaster on your cement smile,But when it dries, it will crackAnd all that’s leftIs shattered bits and pieces.What do you see in your reflection?Do you see what we see?Or do you see your tearsThat thrive behind your mask of liesAnd emotionless ‘I am fines’?Grief has reigned inside your head for years on end. YouContinue reading “You smile like you’re about to cry”

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