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Awnaeji Jun 19
Sometimes we need to slow our pace
To breathe, to find a quieter space.
To feel the sun in gentle grace
And watch the leaves drift from their place.

Sometimes we're lost, unsure, undone
But all we need is lift our eyes to sun.
She shines so high, her warmth so near
Like moonlight soft when night draws near.

In every shadow, light will hide
In every storm, the tides subside.
So take a breath, let peace abide
Everything will turn, be still inside.
I want you to be reminded with this poem that it's ok to slow down, breathe, and find peace in nature’s quiet moments. A gentle hope through imagery of sunlight and moonlight, assuring that even in uncertainty, stillness will guide us back to clarity.
Awnaeji Jun 18
Time won’t wait, nor will the sky,
So chase your dreams, let fear pass by.
Speak your truth, don’t miss your chance
This moment’s yours, so live, so dance.
This poem says that we need to captures the essence of living fully in the present. It encourages courage, self-expression, and embracing each moment without hesitation echoing the timeless message of carpe diem (seize the day).
Awnaeji Jun 18
Yes, I’ve grown feelings deep and true,
But I know they don’t live in you.
So I keep quiet, day by day
Not for fear, but in this way

Not silence born from lack of might,
But out of love, and what feels right.
I will not speak unless you ask,
To guard your peace that is my task.

I will not press, nor force, nor chase,
Nor let these words disturb your space.
If truth would make you slip away,
Then in my heart, those words will stay.

I love you more than just to claim,
I value you beyond a name.
This poem is about quiet, selfless love. It explores the inner conflict of someone who has developed deep feelings but chooses silence out of respect and care. The poem reveals the strength it takes to hold back a confession not out of fear, but out of a desire to protect the other person's peace. It's a gentle tribute to love that values presence over possession, and connection over confession.
Awnaeji Jun 18
Warm drops fall on the old café,
Where laughter lived that slipped away.
The summer rain, it hums our tune,
Soft echoes of a distant June.

Your shadow dances in the glass,
A fleeting glimpse of seasons past.
And though the world feels fresh and new,
The rain still brings me back to you.
"Echoes in the Rain" is a nostalgic reflection of my love, evoked by the gentle rhythm of summer rain. Set against the backdrop of a once shared place , memories in an old café this poem captures fleeting memories that resurface with each raindrop. The imagery of shadows, reflections, and a familiar melody paints a tender picture of longing and remembrance. While the rain renews the world around, it bring me back the memories, it revives the feelings, offering a quiet, emotional return to a love that once was.
Awnaeji Jun 13
For ages I’ve circled ‘round your sun,
A silent moon, outshone, undone.
You were the fire I couldn’t claim,
A distant star that burned my name.

I’ve grown, I’ve drifted, chased the skies,
But still I spin in your sunrise.
No tether holds, no words were said
Just gravity I can’t out shed.
This poem speaks to the pain of holding on to someone who never truly left your heart. It captures the feeling of being stuck in their orbit, no matter how much time has passed or how far life has taken you.
Awnaeji Jun 13
I loved you like the morning star,
Before the skies knew who we are.
But now I wrap my heart in mist,
A flame I dare not let exist.

In fields where storms have yet to pass,
I hide my love in blades of grass.
Not out of fear, but to defend
A fragile bloom the winds might end.
A poignant poem about a love quietly burning beneath layers of silence and uncertainty, ‘The Hidden Flame’ explores the delicate balance between passion and protection in a world too fragile to bear the truth.
Awnaeji Jun 13
In order to love, you should know how first
Not just the sweet, but also the worst.
Not just the giving, but how to receive,
Not just to hold, but also to leave.

Know how to listen when silence is loud,
To stand with a heart that’s not always proud.
To weather the storms and still choose to stay,
To speak through the night and greet each new day.

You must know yourself your shadows, your light,
What makes you tremble, what gives you fight.
For love is no refuge from wounds you ignore,
It knocks, not to fix you, but open a door.

So learn how to carry the weight of your name,
Before asking someone to dance in your flame.
For love is not learned in the blink of an eye
It begins in the mirror, with the courage to try.
This poem explores the idea that true love begins with self-awareness and emotional maturity. Before loving someone else, a person must understand themselves  their strengths, flaws, emotions, and boundaries. The poem emphasizes that love isn’t just about romance or affection, but also about patience, listening, resilience, and mutual respect. It suggests that only when you know how to love including how to handle the hard parts can you genuinely share love with another.
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