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A powerful series of short poems exploring the theme of loneliness with a deep, intense honesty that invoke an emotional release for the reader.

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Nudge

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9h ago

Some Things Are Meant to Fly Away

On love, friendship, freedom, and the beautiful art of letting life fill our skies with color.

A smiling blonde woman with dark eyes gazes joyfully at colorful balloons floating across a bright blue sky. Surrounded by white daisies and warm sunlight, she embodies the beauty of love, friendship, freedom, and the joy of letting life unfold.

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The Capricorn

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2d ago

The Door Beneath the Tide

A Pisces Journey Through the Ocean of Forgotten Wishes

A blonde woman beside a magical Adriatic sea, with two glowing Pisces fish swimming beneath a star-filled sky and a luminous ocean portal representing forgotten wishes.

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Infinite Impulse

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Magmastar

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4d ago

The Battle for Parking Spot №120: How I Defended My Little Piece of Asphalt from My Window in…

You can move a thousand miles away, learn French, and embrace a quiet life by the river, but your Mediterranean temperament is always…

A woman looking out a bright window of her French apartment at a parking lot below, watching over spot number 120 with historic French buildings and a bridge in the background.

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Infinite Impulse

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Magmastar

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Nov 5

I Cried for Everyone Who Is No Longer Here

When a Song Brings Back the People We’ve Lost

I Cried for Everyone Who Is No Longer Here

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Infinite Impulse

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Magmastar

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Nov 3

Truth Is Love: The Freedom of Looking Someone in the Eye

A gentle story about the quiet music of two hearts breathing together in a room where all cards are laid bare, and a gaze reveals…

Portrait of a blonde woman sitting at a wooden table outdoors with a cup of coffee, featuring a Mediterranean coastal town and purple flowers in the background, with text overlay reading “TRUTH IS LOVE”. AI- generated image.

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ILLUMINATION

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Magmastar

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Nov 1

What Changes, and What Remains Forever Carved in Stone

We have upgraded our tools a thousand times, but the human heart is still running on its original operating system.

The author, wearing a terracotta blouse, sits beside a window in an autumn countryside setting, looking gently downward toward a laptop and old photographs while reflecting on timeless human emotions.

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Infinite Impulse

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Magmastar

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Oct 31

The Lost Art of Conversation: Are We Listening to Understand or Just Waiting for Our Turn to Speak?

Have we forgotten how to communicate, or have we simply become too absorbed in ourselves?

The Lost Art of Conversation: Are We Listening to Understand or Just Waiting for Our Turn to Speak?

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Write A Catalyst

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Magmastar

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Oct 29

We Have Answers to Everything, But Are We Losing Each Other?

How AI, smartphones, and our search for convenience are changing human connection — and why our imperfections are worth protecting.

A thoughtful blonde woman sitting on a sunny Mediterranean terrace with a cup of coffee and a notebook, overlooking a coastal village, with the title ‘We Have Answers to Everything, But Are We Losing Each Other?

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Infinite Impulse

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Magmastar

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Oct 28

How a Melted Slice of Cheese Transported Me to the Swiss Alps

A reflection on nostalgia, past friendships, and carrying warm memories across time and space.

The author, wearing a warm knitted sweater, prepares raclette in a cozy kitchen, surrounded by memories of Switzerland and friendship.

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ILLUMINATION

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Magmastar

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Oct 25

My Heart Belongs to the Balkans, but My Life Is in France

I miss the warmth of the Balkans when I am in France. When I return to the Balkans, I begin to miss the peace of France. After living…

The author, portrayed slightly younger, sits in a warm Mediterranean setting that blends French calm with Balkan roots, surrounded by travel details and memories of home.

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