"BEGINNING OF UTTERENCE"
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" BEGINNING OF UTTERENCE"
by Zayeenah Zahoor
Hello reader's
These thoughts I couldn't say, emotions I didn't know how to explain, and feelings that kept me awake at night. Every poem you'll find here is a piece of me-sometimes broken, sometimes brave, sometimes just quietly existing.
This is my beginning.
The beginning of letting it out.
Of turning silence into words.
Through these poems, you might find pain, hope, love, fear, overthinking, healing-and maybe even a part of yourself.
Thank you for reading my heart.
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