Apr 18, 20231 min

Hereditary

I pick a pot of Plumeria, and swoon over the violet curls of buds of morning glory, line them up in my push-cart. At the billing counter,...

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Oct 62 min

Letter#2

Dearest Y, It has been such an overwhelming year. I fear I have been changed in ways I didn’t want to be. I had been afraid of the same...

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Apr 171 min

Love

Sometimes when I read Hugo, or Hemmingway, or look at old photographs of Dazai I wonder what must have it been like to be an object of...

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Apr 154 min

Letter #1

Dear Ofir, I wonder why you never wrote back. Maybe you never found the time, or perhaps the point of maintaining our correspondence....

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Apr 111 min

untitled

I wish for some harmony between the person I want to be and the one I should be or the person I am and the one who I see myself as. I am...

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Feb 21 min

conclusions

I hope you had stayed tracing silhouette of epiphanies on my bare skin. is intimacy only physical? how much time is adequate to know...

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Jan 141 min

self portrait

my corset made of ribs, my mouth full of teeth, no tongue, no tongue, no taste, no speech, my fingernails curled with dirt beneath, my...

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Oct 18, 20231 min

for the man who lives halfway across the world

perhaps our story needs to remain incomplete because as far as I know conclusions denote the end. You say that in your dreams you hold my...

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Hello there! Welcome to my page. If you enjoy poetry, good writing, words, thoughts, or beauty - stay, and let's get to know each other a bit more. I am Jaya. I am a daughter, sister, a good friend, doctor, writer, poetess, and a hopeless romantic. I'm a lover of nature and everything it makes, including you and me.

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The deeper the water the uglier the fish: a novel by Katya Apekina. This book is a journey on its own. You think you may know dark and twisted but wait until you read Mae's side of the story. This book had me so confused, disgusted, and intrigued at the same time. I just couldn't put it down. There's a powerful and interesting take at perspectives; on how the same incident/story could be understood and narrated by different people in different ways. And is it ever really possible to know what "actually" happened or we just keep going believing the versions of tales of people we think we trust.

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