A book by Jasvinder Sanghera — ‘I listen to those stories — told by women who have been drugged, beaten, imprisoned, raped and terrorised within the walls of the homes they grew up in. I listen and I am humbled by their resilience. — Jasvinder Sanghera A week ago, I went to my favorite book cafe…

In response to A Bitches Poetry — This one is written For my best friend So, this one is special And you keep on Building your abodes In the fake castles. I am not going to Move with you to Brussels Hey! …

A book by Tara Cottrell and Dan Zigmond — “You are what you eat, so don’t be fast, cheap, easy, or fake.” — Unknown What a gorgeous book it was. I happened to listen to it on the Audible app. That’s my new hobby, yeah listening to audiobooks and it is teaching me a lot about how to pay…

A book by Sara Teasdale — I loved every word in this book. It made me cry, smile, laugh, and most importantly it made me feel that I am everything to myself even when the world turns away its eyes from me. The poems I have loved enough are listed below: 1. Twilight Dreamily over the…

You wanted to see what kind of environment I got myself into. Well, they were as abusive as you still are. — “Betrayal is a double edge sword. When victims are betrayed, they struggle to find the reasons ‘why’ and they resist healing. Release the anger, because holding onto it means you still care.” ― Tracy A Malone Dearest Useless and Half-Brained Sister, I am definitely looking for ways to disown you…

Prose Poem — You don’t feel in love with the same person every day — Gurpreet Dhariwal Yes, you don’t. There will be days in your life when you won’t be feeling in love with the same person. That doesn’t mean that you will be feeling in love with someone else. No, it’s…

A sad, yet so hopeful poem — I write letters to my sadness Maybe you will read them when I will be no more and try to Understand why I stayed without A man for so long. I write letters to my grief Maybe you will read them when Rain will destroy your abode and You will try to rebuild…