Interpret Stories

These are my works. I aspire to be a writer in the future so please leave comments. Be as harsh as like when you criticize my work as I want to know what you really think about it. Thank you for reading.

Although no clear picture, there's a story behind each word. ________________________________________________ A collection of my favorite poems that I have written. Please note that there is only one poem per chapter, and that each poem is anywhere between 1-10+ stanzas. There is no schedule. There is no end.

There are words for every feeling in every language Shara Martín knows. In Arabic, the word for heartache folds into the throat like a whisper. In French, love hides behind irony and perfect grammar. In English, pain is clinical. Distant. Manageable. Shara knows how to say goodbye in twenty-four dialects. She just never learned how to mean it. At thirty-two, she is the woman people send into the fire when the world needs clarity. Her tongue is sharp, her reputation sharper. She walks through terminals, embassies, and translation booths with the precision of someone who refuses to be misunderstood. But outside the work, in the margins of time-when the headset is off, and the phone stops buzzing-it's different. That's when the crack shows. Not in her speech, but in the silence. The kind of silence that widens slowly, bringing with it that same ache she thought she'd learned to name. It has nothing to do with being gay. Or being brilliant. Or being alone. It has everything to do with being fluent in everyone else's truth but her own.

Sam Sanders is a successful UN interpreter that decides to get involved in pro bono work with the local police helping immigrants in their interrogations, as a way to give back, thinking she has been leading a fulfilling life. When she realizes, after helping out a girl, that she did not like her life at all, she quits her job and turns down a marriage proposal in the hope to find herself. Her story is told in bits and pieces, going forth and back in the timeline of her life.

Sometimes... don't you wish that time would just sit still?

A short poem 💛

SHORT LOVE STORY!!! In every large international conference, simultaneous translators are always needed. This is one of the highest paid professions in the world. It is also one of the most difficult and challenging profession. It requires the translator to translate speech into another language simultaneously while the speaker is speaking. It challenges their reaction time, foundations of each language, and quick thinking.

Just something I came up with in order to post something