another collection of poems <3

Love is hard. It is hard to love someone who hurts you, and it can be harder still to walk away from them. Naina knows that pain all too well. She agreed to an arranged marriage with Zayne to keep her from running back to Advik, her abusive ex-fiancé, but the guilt of not being able to return Zayne's love is just another weight on her mind. Now, she's the one hurting Zayne, if only emotionally instead of physically. His love is real, though, and he's determined to keep loving her, to stay with her no matter what happens. He's the rock she can rely on when traumatic memories taint every part of her life. But he's only human. How patient can he be? How much more can he take before it's too much? Is there hope and healing just over the horizon, or was this marriage doomed before it began? ____________________________________________ "You broke us, Naina... you broke me..." "Zayne, I'm sorry, I love you..." ____________________________________________

'Fallen Leaves' is a journey, a dive into the raw emotions we all feel but rarely speak of. In these pages, I lay bare the messiness of life - the loves that heal and the ones that leave scars, friendships that are both lifelines and lessons, and the bittersweet dance of trust and betrayal. Each poem is like a leaf, fallen from the tangled branches of human connection, fragile yet fiercely alive. I've written about politics, not from a high-up podium, but from the perspective of someone who watches how power plays out in daily life, how it affects us and shakes us to the core. These verses explore heartbreak, the ache of promises shattered, and the thrill of trust restored. It's personal, but it's a reflection of all of us. This collection is my attempt to capture what it means to be human in this wild, beautiful, and sometimes brutal world. If you've ever loved, trusted, lost, or found yourself questioning it all, I think you'll see a part of your own heart here too. Welcome to "Fallen Leaves" - where every line holds a story and every story holds a piece of you.