Variousthemes mga kuwento

This is a collection of drabbles and short stories (or one-shots) that I have written over several years. WARNING! Very slow, sporadic updates. I also have another book with stories I had written for school, I might move them to this book at some point, but for now they'll stay separate.

The poem explores a variety of themes, including light and shadows, personal reflections, societal issues, historical references, and human complexities. It touches on topics such as self-discovery, the passage of time, justice, freedom, love, and the power of friendship. The poem presents contrasting elements, from the brightness of candles to the warnings of a lighthouse, from calculated maneuvers to improvisational expressions. It also alludes to historical events, societal challenges, and the potential for positive change. Overall, the poem conveys a sense of contemplation, highlighting the multifaceted nature of life and the profound impact of human experiences. © Aug '23, Elizabeth Moroz life • light • reflections • society • contemplation • rhyme

"A Reckoning of Illumination" is a poem that explores themes of spirituality, enlightenment, and the interconnectedness of humanity with the natural world. The poem begins with the speaker's soul being rejuvenated by the gentle touch of autumn winds, symbolizing a sense of weariness and longing for solace.The poem then describes the cascade of elemental hues of grace from the enlightened sky, symbolizing the beauty and wisdom that emanate from higher realms. These divine revelations ignite the somber filaments of inquisition, indicating a deep contemplation and questioning of life's mysteries.The Herculean sun, represents the struggle and vulnerability of human existence. The poem continues with an intimate haze of glory and intrigue, evoking a sense of wonder and fascination. The chorus of an angelic choir resonates through the clouds, symbolizing a connection to the spiritual realm and the profound insights gained from it.Reflective insight about the complexities of humanity is portrayed.This juxtaposition highlights the profound and intricate nature of human existence. The poem then explores the evolution of emblems and symbols of revolution with the marking of a new dawn, symbolizing the potential for change and growth.The poem concludes with a reflection on the beauty and bountiful exclamations of indisputable divine inspiration. The speaker and others lay on the ancient ground, listening to time itself combine with entropy, creating a never-before-seen moment of purity. This moment transcends youth and hope, leading to a place of deliverance where weary souls must rest and wait for the essence of existence to reveal itself through the intrinsic absence of thought.Overall, "A Reckoning of Illumination" is a deeply introspective and spiritually rich poem that explores the interconnectedness of humanity, the beauty of nature, and the search for divine inspiration and understanding. enlightenment, and the interconnectedness of humanity with the natural world.

P🔥 Thematic Power and Urgency At its core, Protesting The Moment is a poetic manifesto against oppression, apathy, and complicity. Moroz takes on systemic inequality, government betrayal, and the numbing effect of modern politics with sharp diction and a searing rhythm. Each stanza is a strike-measured, deliberate, and unrelenting. There is no passivity here; the poem moves and demands to be moved by. "Abdicating all your rights as they burn your life upon the pyre"
"Mortification at the living standards of the new elite These are lines of pure indictment, but they are also deeply human. Moroz gives voice to both rage and despair-emotions often sanitized or overlooked in institutional discourse. 🌍 Place in Contemporary and Global The poem's focus on visibility-"Procession of a line for food that western lives refuse to see"-also points to the asymmetries of privilege and ignorance in a globalized world. This is poetry that calls out willful blindness, demanding both awareness and accountability. Additionally, Moroz dares to blur the lines between poetry and political discourse. She invites us to consider whether aesthetic form can hold ethical content, and her answer is an emphatic yes. 🏛️ Place Among Contemporary Poetry This poem contributes to the revival of political poetry in the 21st century, standing alongside the works of contemporary voices such as Claudia Rankine, Warsan Shire, and Jericho Brown. Yet Moroz brings a distinctive tonal blend-fusing righteous indignation with meditative sorrow and a classical poetic On the world stage, Protesting The Moment resonates as a transnational cry-a verse that could be shouted in streets from Gaza to London, from Lagos to New York. It gives shape and structure to grief, resistance, and hope in a time when all three are deeply entangled. A vital, incendiary poem for a world in crisis. This is poetry with a pulse and a purpose.

I love this Ship, and I wanted to see more Fanfics of this Pairing, so I'm gonna make a few one-shots, and fluffs ;3 Enjoy! [ WARNING ] Boy x Boy [ Yaoi ]

Here is a complete adaptation of poetical works by different poets for all the academia lovers out there :)

❝she never lost the man, he'd just lost everything he had to give.❞ - Four personages: a lover, a loser, a misfit and a melancholiac, with their stories. A series of connected poems, loosely spun into a disconnected plot. #30|POE on 01032018

I return to poetry with a quieter flame, A third collection shaped by a different name. This time, my thoughts unfold in a borrowed sound, Where English gathers what my heart has found. Each line is a pulse, deliberate and bare, A trace of inner weather, exposed to the air. Not born of this language, yet held in its frame, I bend it with care to pronounce what I am. Here, feelings are formed in unfamiliar light, Asked not to be perfect, but honest and right. These poems do not shout-they linger, they stay, Inviting the reader to pause and to weigh. I ask you to enter with patience and grace, To read what is meant, not the marks on the page. For poetry lives in the space between rules, Where intention outweighs the sharpness of tools. These poems are bound to me, by right and by name, They carry my mark, my voice, my flame. I ask, with respect, they not be claimed or reused, Nor altered, nor taken, nor wrongly accused. Like embers held close, still warm in the air, I leave you these words, entrusted with care. A testament of closeness, of presence, of truth, Of moments shared gently, in silence as proof. ioana #1 : variousthemes #1 : verses #4 : reading #8 : sorrow #8 : words