Anhedonia [poetry collection]

Anhedonia [poetry collection]

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~ There's a thin line between a hunger to feel and thirst to rest ~ Anhedonia is my 1st poetry collection, which has a special place in my heart. Anhedonia is an inability to feel. This word came to my mind while writing these poems since its meaning could be perceived in many ways, just like my 1st poetry collection. While some of the poems highlight the darker days of depression, the other ones show the obsession of trying to strive for something - whether it be love, self-growth and expression, or rest. The inability to feel could mean the empty, hollow feeling in one's heart - just as much as it could mean one's inability to feel in a healthy way. I hope you find something in this humble collection that speaks to you, your heart, your life.
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☁️ | wander through my thoughts. all my experiences, realizations, decisions, vibes...attempted to be placed into rhythmic tone as a summary of my life. I hope for this to become a place of comfort for anyone who needs it. Poetry is a beautiful way to put whatever's on one's mind into words, especially for someone like me who's not so great at expressing so upfront. I want this to a place where we can all find instances of clarity knowing we all think, feel, and experience the same, maybe not exactly the same but somewhat. Poetry is an art and I hope you all enjoy my displays. I will try to update daily. Thank you 😊

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