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The Rain’s Quiet Symphony: Reflections on a Friday Afternoon
In the gentle persistence of a Friday rain, the world slows, inviting introspection. This piece captures the meditative rhythm of soft rain, its connection to time’s hesitant passage, and the soothing act of playing guitar by the window. A reflection on stillness, simplicity, and the harmonies of nature and thought. Continue reading
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From Fall’s Glow to Winter’s Stillness: A Reflection at Kariya Park
Standing on the wooden bridge at Kariya Park in Mississauga, I watched ducks glide through the golden hues of fall. Now, winter envelops everything in sharp stillness, prompting reflection. Sharing this photo feels like revisiting inspiration. Does winter inspire you or challenge you to endure its quiet truths? Continue reading
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Falling Into Being: A Minimalist Poem on Self-Realization
Falling Into Being reflects on the moment of self-realization, where the self is laid bare, and the ache of existence comes fully into view. Continue reading
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the distance within: A Minimalist Poem on the Inner World
A reflection on the inner world, the distance within captures the vast spaces inside us where thoughts drift, unconnected and alone. Continue reading
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Memory of the Forgotten: A Poem on Loss and Longing
In Memory of the Forgotten, the poem reflects on loss and the fading presence of memories that linger like shadows. Continue reading
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