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A heart that has loved, lost, broken, healed - and still hopes. This is a collection of words I once hid inside my chest. Poems about love, ache, longing, healing, and everything in-between. If you feel too deeply, welcome home. 💌

❝ I can see the HORIZON, And I know it's not the end... ❞ My Dear Readers These are Beautiful beads of my life, Chirping Experiences and Expressions into writings, but these will turn into Poetry only after You Read. I Gift these Virtual Multi Treasures to You. Please Read, Enjoy and Glow with the flow...... Penned by Piku GYUN 💝 🎖️ HIGHEST RANKINGS: #1 poetess (9th June 2023+ 15th December 2025+ , 1st January 2026) #1 wordart (15th December 2025+ 1st January 2026) #1 wordsmith (6th December 2025+ , 1st January 2026) #1 poetrybook (28th December 2025) #1 wattpadwritings (9th July 2023+) #1 poetrylovers (3rd June 2023 +) #1 poetrycommunity (4th July 2023+) #3 wattpadpoem (15th December 2025)

Collection of unspoken truths, moments, and thoughts that were never meant to be shared. These poems aren't refined or perfect, they're raw fragments of a heart trying to make sense of itself. Written in times when emotions were too heavy, these pieces are not for the sake of perfection, but for the release of feeling.

It starts with you and it ends with you .

I am not a writer. I simply wrote because it's the only way I could escape reality and grasp the unbearable intensity of my soul. However, there was one time when I never wrote anything at all. Because I could never dare to even escape the reality of him.

This piece lives in the tension most people pretend not to notice - the silent warfare of energy, perception, and unspoken judgment. "Wickedness Has Good Manners" explores the unsettling reality that hostility doesn't always arrive with noise. Sometimes it's polished. Sometimes it smiles. Sometimes it asks questions in a calm voice under fluorescent lights while something colder moves beneath the surface. The poem captures the psychological awareness of walking into a room where nothing is visibly wrong, yet everything feels off. It's about instinct, about reading micro-expressions, about understanding that discomfort and danger are not the same thing. There's a clash here between lived experience and artificial environments - between street intuition and corporate choreography. This isn't a story about paranoia. It's about perception. About that razor-thin space where intuition sharpens and silence becomes strategy. The poem dissects the invisible dynamics of power, composure, and energy - revealing how tension can exist without confrontation, and how wickedness often hides behind professionalism, etiquette, and controlled politeness. It's reflective, unsettling, and deliberate. A meditation on awareness, survival, and the strange theater of human interaction where the loudest truths are rarely spoken aloud.

She didn't ask to carry all this - but she does. This piece is for every girl who's ever felt too seen, too silenced, too heavy, too divine. For the soft-spoken storms, the quiet fighters, the ones still learning how to exist boldly in a world that asks too much and offers too little.

Poetry is the TRUTH that tell's Art's lies, which in turn is the LIE that tells the TRUTH.. pieces of you and me relates to the romantic world, the ups and downs, and the expressions the could not come to the surface in the heat.

Sometimes Santa doesn't bring what we ask for - he brings what God has prepared.

A voice for freedom, a cry against struggle, and a light of hope for better days ahead.

Feel free to vote and comment if you enjoy reading! (Previously known as "Poetry On Fingertips") •2nd Position in The Crown Awards 2020 •#1 in #poetryislife -28/June/2020 •#1 in #poetrylovers -26/Feb/2019 And plz don't copy my book, Truyen.

Stop and think. Are you truly living for your self if all the choices you make in life are merely based on whether someone else is making those same choices.

Words to heal.

It is a tender collection of poetry that echoes the unspoken words, it highlights the soft ache of lost love so. If you find comfort within unspoken words then this book is for you

About beauty in imperfection Finding love in what's out of the mundane The black sheep 🖤

A grieving poem full of rage, regret and affection dedicated to the person who unknowingly made my in-love-teenage world fall apart.

I follow is a poem about living within your roots yet following a path you are aware is not going to be safe yet you follow in hopes of things in the world getting better.

Dear poets, It's funny how you know our pain, give life to our grief by inking what we can't directly say. Please, Go to hell! -- This book is a collection of poems about faith, hope, social issues, social stereotypes, trends, dating, sadness, and most important of them all, LOVE. Join us as we write our heart's desire and pain. Hope you like our original poems. Follow us on instagram: @stashed.writers

About the Author Kaytings is a Nigerian poet and Salesforce professional whose writing blends vulnerability with quiet strength. Born with a deep reverence for language and emotion, he crafts poems that speak to longing, memory, healing, and the quiet revolutions of love. His work often draws from personal experience, cultural memory, and the tender details most overlook: an unfinished sentence, a held breath, the silence between two heartbeats. Te Amo, Alberto is his debut poetry collection, born from a journey of unexpected love and personal transformation. Through it, Kaytings explores what it means to choose softness in a world that often demands armor. When he's not writing, he's building digital solutions, creating African-inspired art, and believing fiercely in the beauty of tenderness