The Tainted Poem
In the corners of my soul, I harbor a poem—a fragile creation woven from ink and longing. It began as a tender bud, but somewhere along the way, it withered. Perhaps it was the touch of human hands, the clumsy fingers that stained its purity. “We poison love,” the poem whispers, its syllables laden with regret. We, the architects of our own undoing, wielded our doubts and insecurities like venom. We injected doubt into its veins, watched as its verses convulsed, twisted, and lost their innocence.Yet, despite the poison, I return to it. I read those lines, tracing their contours … Continue reading The Tainted Poem