The idea is to convey emotional freedom, maturity.

The lyrics of the song talk about the woman who got tired of games, understood her worth, and now the game has turned.

The lyrics of the song talk about self-love, sensuality, and the power of being your own desire — you desire yourself first.

The lyrics of the song talk about calm sensuality + the law of attraction + the vibration of a woman who shines on her own.

The song lyrics talk about living as a sweet, fresh, intimate fruit — a metaphor for touch, pleasure, and memory.

The song lyrics talk about that "secret" that even the neighbor already knows — but he swears he's discreet.

The lyrics of the song talk about accepting every curve as part of one's own destiny.

The lyrics of the song talk about a peaceful goodbye... because what really hurt was staying.

The song lyrics talk about carrying royalty in the blood, even if the world does not see.

The lyrics of the song talk about elegant mockery for that ex who thinks they still have a chance.

The lyrics of this song talk about being different with intention and being proud of it.

These two classical Chinese poems were written by Jutamas Chaiyakhod, published under the pen name “梦不露” (Meng Bulu). The poems are part of the literary novel 《鸿沙心缘》 (Hongsha Xinyuan) (English title: Chasing Fate Beneath Hongsha), registered in Thailand under ISBN 978-616-623-565-4. One poem was first published on Jinjiang Literature City on May 26, 2025 at 06:43 AM (Beijing time); the other remains unpublished but was completed in July 2025.

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LIFE is a poetic, introspective journey through a boundless realm where two souls drift between light and darkness. In this abstract space, their paths intertwine beyond sight, guided by mystery, emotion, and transformation. As they move through wonder and stillness, an unseen truth awaits—one powerful enough to reshape everything they’ve known.

Was it ever rare such a craving for a faint memory a lone bond found in a book Eyes waters a reason wanders That deep stare… … a mere outburst Of a hidden story perhaps a parody a heart open by ghosts healing in mistrust The notion about no one in a library of pale… Seguir leyendo Parody →

Was it ever rare such a craving for a faint memory a lone bond found in a book Eyes waters a reason wanders That deep stare… … a mere outburst Of a hidden story perhaps a parody a heart open by ghosts healing in mistrust The notion about no one in a library of pale… Seguir leyendo Parody →

Manifiesto sobre la Nada es una serie de libros de poesía, escritos por Juan Gonzalez Dominguez. Un reflejo de un ser humano cotidiano en el transcurso de su vida, y la vida de todos. Los pensamientos que nos afloran, la fragilidad que nos envuelve, el sentimiento de vulnerabilidad ante los otros. Unido por una línea conductora eléctrica, de una misma temática: el individuo, la vida, la humanidad, lo efímero, lo trascendente. etc...Se desarrollan para uniendo lo individual con lo universal, crear un dialogo fascinante.

Manifiesto sobre la Nada Nacimiento es el primero de una serie de libros de poesia, escritos por Juan Gonzalez Dominguez. En estos libros hay una linea conductora de una misma tematica: el individuo, la vida, la humanidad, lo efimero, lo trascendente, entre otros temas.

dual es una obra íntima y desgarradora que aborda el abuso sexual infantil a través del prisma de la experiencia personal. Dividida en tres capítulos titulados 2008, 2015 y 2023, la estructura refleja no solo el paso del tiempo, sino un proceso de awakening emocional y psicológico. Estas fechas marcan hitos en el camino hacia la comprensión, aceptación y sanación, iluminando cómo el trauma puede evolucionar y moldear la percepción de uno mismo. Registrada el año pasado, en agosto, pero esta vez el registro incluye ilustraciones hechas por Alberto Ramos (el escritor de la obra), por ello le registro de nuevo.

Prescribed for Torment is a poetry book of 75 poems and many, many ghosts in it. In this edition, Hassel, as usual, delivers recycled experiences turned into poetry, introducing such in a state of emotional distress and torment not seen this way from her before. And while some wonder what happens after happy endings and newfound love, Hassel tells us on a skin and mind-heart level what happens when we don't over and over again. Now the question is, what do you do with all of the ghosts? In the three subdivisions of the book we can already foresee the general theme and downhill drive of the tormenting experiences. From nostalgic perspectives, transitions of obsessive thinking and feeling and going back to moments of loss, to innocent solitude turned into absolute, excruciating absence in times of desperation in declarations of love, lost love, loss of the self and sarcastically embracing societal low-minded conceptualizations when finally, such expositions from a young woman equals misinterpretation, and therefore, the loneliest notion that we can never authentically be known or understood, even by those who once seemed so close and once knew us. And more interestingly, what does acceptance or a happy ending finally look like once the torment has ended? Does it ever end?