Take care to meet those who don’t fit in. Seek out the extreme souls, the deliriums, the enchantments. Seek a woman or man who doesn’t belong to this world. Seek Joan of Arc, Giordano Bruno.
Reading these words by Rupi Kaur made my mind walk backward—to buried memories, silent mistakes, and a time when I looked without truly seeing. After a relationship ends tragically, it’s easy to become hardened and take our pain out on someone
The past year has changed many things. Change doesn’t always arrive as a bright rebirth. Sometimes it comes quietly, through fear, exhaustion, and pain. Those living with an eating disorder often face something invisible to others but deafening
Poetry from the collection “Imaginary Love” by Maria Rosaria Desi. An intimate, creative, bold yet authentic, profound and harmonious collection. Each poem vividly captures something that happened, is happening, or is about to happen. Every verse
When I need certainty, I always return to where I feel safe: among the pages that have comforted me. Only one author welcomes me like no other: Murakami. I don’t know why he never received the Nobel Prize, but I award him my own for always finding
Take care and stay well. This Latin phrase was once used to close letters, a simple yet sincere wish for the reader’s health and peace. Today, it still feels relevant: well-being means balance, time for yourself, and self-care. My wish for you
Stubborn as I am, I decided to test the Sally Rooney effect once more, almost to convince myself to like her. After reading all her novels, it’s time to let her go. That said, I didn’t dislike this book at all. In many ways, I found it genuinely
At least once, we have all found ourselves in that “dark wood, ” felt the weight of doubt, and sought our path through guilt and redemption. Like Dante, we can find guidance, rise again, and rediscover the wonder of seeing the stars. May his poetry