Love is not always knowing how to save someone.
Sometimes, it is staying.
Sometimes, it is holding what another person cannot yet explain.
Sometimes, it is becoming the place where pain no longer has to hide.
“Love Is a Language.” 🌙
— Moondin Poetry
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Some inheritances are not given to the hands.
They are hidden in the dark,
waiting for the water
to call us by our first name.
Ìdèmìlì.
A cinematic poem by Moondin Poetry.
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Perhaps the greatest illusion is believing that a new place can give you a new soul.
You can cross every border.
Some wounds still know the way home.
Dreams.
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You unfold.
You unfold again.
Something falls out like regret.
Still, you keep unfolding—because desire knows no bound.
FALL — a cinematic poem about longing, regret, and what remains when everything else has fallen away.
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Some people don’t simply enter your life.
They become your definition of home.
“Essence” is an original spoken word poem about love, tenderness, memory, and finding peace in another soul.
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Some names never leave you.
They become prayers.
They become memories.
They become the language you learn to call love.
Ada — an original spoken word poem about faith, first love, and the stories that stay with us.
🕊️ Full poem on YouTube.
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We spend so much of our lives chasing what money can buy that we forget the things it never will.
The Things Money Can’t Buy — a spoken word poem about love, grief, peace, faith, and what truly keeps us alive.
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“What a Daughter Offers Her Father is a Song & a Room Filled with Strange Boys” is a spoken-word poem about lineage, memory, womanhood, forgiveness, and the fragile distance between fathers and daughters.
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How long can a person live beneath borrowed names before forgetting their own?
Wanderer is a poem about identity, doubt, inheritance, and the quiet courage it takes to become yourself.
Full poem on YouTube.
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Some homes survive only in memory. Some histories refuse to stay buried.
“Naming a Memory” is a spoken word poem about war, ancestral grief, and the fragile meaning of home.
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The Cross — a poem about loss, faith, and the hope that still speaks into darkness:
“The world wants to see God, beneath the cover of heavy darkness, turn toward the earth again and say, Let there be light.”
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My God Is Not After the Flesh
Sometimes faith survives where the body cannot. Sometimes grief gives us another name, and the sea remembers what the world forgets.
A new poem.
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What if betraying your God isn’t losing your faith—but forgetting the voices that made you?
A poem about grief, memory, fathers, and the sacred weight of remembrance.
🕯️ Read: What It Means to Betray Your God.
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Grief teaches us to carry what we cannot bury.
Art of Grieving is a poem about memory, fear, survival, and the quiet longing for happiness even beneath storm-filled skies.
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