I was on the edge
not of a street,
but of everything.
The kind of tired that sleep can’t touch.
The kind of stillness that feels like disappearing.

And then
a glance.
Soft, unplanned.
A stranger with blue eyes that didn’t ask,
just saw.

No words, no story,
only silence between us
that somehow said,
“Stay.”

One stop away
that’s all.
But in that moment,
it could have been another universe.

I didn’t fall in love.
I fell into the possibility
that maybe, just maybe,
life isn’t done with me yet.

The Moon needs the Sun, they say,
But isn’t it just a game they play?
In truth, they stand on their own,
Only the Earth depends on their show.

At times, the Earth blocks the light,
Forcing the Moon to glow in the night.
But when the Moon veils the Sun’s golden face,
It proves its power, its silent grace.

Plunging the world into fleeting shade,
It reminds the Sun of the dark it’s made.
Yet even in darkness the Moon still glows,
Whole on its own— this it knows.

Full moon, at night.
The water shimmers in its light.
“Will you jump with me, naked?”
I ask him in the cold wind shaking,
Standing on the edge of the unknown,
Like a lion that has fully grown.
As he hesitates fearfully,
I dive into freedom fiercely.
“I must do it”, he says, following my lead,
Before surrendering to the deep.

Is there anyone like me?
Just yearning to be free.
On this earth like in jail,
Always destined to fail.
To hate the human Race
Is to waste God’s grace.
So instead, I bow in praise—
Grateful for my days.

How can I hate mankind,
Yet dream of a son to find,
To place upon this Earth,
And give a daughter birth?
Although it’s all a mess,
And it’s seems hopeless,
I will not give up
Until I break the rut.

But where should I start
If the world is falling apart?
Don’t know my place,
Maybe it’s in space.
One day I’ll find out,
There is no doubt.
But til then I’ll rise each day,
Hoping to find my way.

You are me and I am you.
How else could I feel
What you feel too?
All the guilt and pain,
Sudden anger surging
through my veins.

You smoke too much ****,
Alcohol’s what makes me weak.
We both can’t handle reality,
It’s too much for our mentality.
That’s why we always try to run,
Masked by joy thats cheaply spun.

Two bodies, one soul,
apart in such suffer,
United so whole.
Meant to be together,
Even if not in this life—
Still forever.

Let the river carry me,
Oh let the river carry me
To where I belong
To where I long.
It’s time to let go
And trust the flow,
The natural rhythm of life
To bring me to the other side.
Enough with fighting.
No more holding on.
The pull is too strong.

A goddess I am,
A goddess I am
For I am me,
For I am free.
Unbound, like the wind that whispers through ancient trees.
I move with the grace of flowing water,
And the steady strength of earth beneath my feet.
A golden light dances within me,
like a fire that never fades.

With these big eyes,
You look up to me—
Like I’m your queen,
Like I’m your queen.