MariaEuoinaPastor
I write poetry when silence becomes too heavy to hold. Sometimes it's out of boredom, other times out of emotion, those quiet hours when thoughts demand to be heard. My pieces drift between imagination and realism, a reflection of moments I've lived, dreamed, or simply felt too deeply.
My works don't have titles, because I choose not to name them. Instead, I leave them with ellipses (...) and numbers -a quiet space for you to wonder, to feel, and to decide what the title could be. For me, poetry isn't meant to be confined by a name; it's meant to be felt, questioned, and remembered in your own way. Each poem is a fragment of thought, a whisper left open for you to finish.