I die every day to live a little, In ways I’d never imagined before. Death is not always loss or an end; Sometimes, it’s the shedding of masks, The breaking of beliefs that tethered me tight, The crumbling of identities I thought were mine. Perhaps, a bit of innocence fades Each time life demands I confront the unknown— The darkness, the vast, unyielding abyss. Yet, within that void, my soul reignites, Moment by moment, piece by piece. I tried hiding in my cocoon, But I still transform into something raw, Something true, Something new. I die every day to live a little, When I see the scars on another’s soul, Deeper than my own— And yet, they carry on. Their resilience becomes my quiet hymn, Their pain whispers to my own: “Be still, and rise again.” And so, I learn to live a little, Not in spite of the breaking, But because of it. For every death births a seed of life, And in every shadow, I find a glimmer of light. I die every day to live a little. Then I learn to live some more. I die...
Why the ambiguous name? Well, though to people around me, I seem like an extroverted person but when it comes to sharing some stuff, I am kind of awkward but I have amazing stories to share. I mostly express myself through "elegy" form of poetry writing and the themes are usually about self-reflection, friendships, loss, love and depressive phase. If you enjoy reading poetry then be a part of my crazy journey and read along :)