• What Have You Lost? A Poem on Emotions

    What have you lost?

    A mind or a purse?

    If it is mind

    I have none

    If it is purse

    oh take it nurse

    What have you lost?
    Your heart or your sense?

    If it is sense

    I have none

    Coz I am already insane

    to find the heart you have lost.

    What have you kept?
    A smile or a lie?

    If it is smile
    give me one

    If it is lie
    oh let it die

    What have you kept?
    A tear or a dream?

    If it is tear
    leave it be

    If it is dream
    come share with me

    For I have pockets full of questions
    and hands empty of answers
    yet still I stand here foolish
    hoping your heart remembers.

  • Finding Hope in Hard Times: A Journey of Softness

    It doesn’t mean I smooch my face with a pillow that make false attempt
    to solve the heaviness I carry,
    it only means I rest for a while
    because some days feel sharp,
    and softness is the only thing that listens

    I wake with hope again,
    even if it is small, even if it flickers.
    I tell myself
    maybe the world is still learning me,
    as I am learning it

    Maybe kindness is slow,
    like seed under soil
    where nobody sees growth
    but it is happening anyway.

    I cannot ask the world to hold me
    if I do not also try
    to hold the world with both hands,
    even when my fingers tremble

    So I walk, I stay, I breathe,
    with whatever I know today
    Maybe tomorrow the world and I
    will understand each other a little more

  • The Bubble: A Breakthrough in Personal Defense

    They call it the Bubble.

    A breakthrough in human defense — biological, social, even psychological.

    Once activated, it surrounds you with an invisible field that filters air, blocks pathogens, and regulates personal space. Nobody can come too close without your consent.

    It’s more than a shield — it’s a statement.
    Your immune system, your privacy, your peace — finally under your control.

    There are layers, of course.
    One layer is basic: protection from everyday viruses, dust, and unwanted energy.


    Two layers — that’s for the cautious.


    But three… three layers mean you’ve entered elite territory. Triple defense.
    The kind that can even withstand a direct hit, metaphorical or not.

    They say if someone fires a bullet at you — God forbid — the first bubble takes the hit.
    If it breaks, the second activates instantly, alerting you.
    And if the third one ever fails… well, you probably won’t be around to tell the story.

    The network’s still evolving. Updates are constant. Defense departments are skeptical. Ethics boards are hesitant.
    But people — people are desperate.
    For safety. For solitude. For control.

    In a world where every breath is monitored and every touch is a risk,
    the Bubble isn’t just protection.
    It’s freedom.
    For a price.

  • Emotions Without Limits: A Poetic Journey

    you are better than any upgrades
    no system requirements
    no limits
    just an instant login
    to your smile
    your bright face
    like the sun just rose high
    just for me

    oh you are not
    a material of goodbye
    no
    you are built of stay
    you are someone tough
    but maybe soft
    soft enough to melt me

    oh we could make love on a loft
    high, careless
    soft again
    soft
    till silence breathes with us

    we are together
    in emotions
    hugging without hands
    touching without touch

    but
    aren’t we only memory
    after we die?
    just a ghost of feeling
    replayed
    in someone’s mind
    like a saved file
    no body
    only blur
    only warmth
    only once?

  • with innocence
    as i could deal people more nicely
    no suspicion
    no guard
    no armor
    and still not get duped maybe?

    oh God
    just shower me some sense
    not too heavy
    just enough to walk straight

    am i wasting my time writing this?
    or am i building something big?

    I THINK I AM MAKING BIG SENSE
    (like a child screaming logic
    in a room of grown-up fools)

    OH YES
    A BIG BANNER
    of nonsense
    that somehow speaks
    truer than truth.

  • The Cost of Dreams: A Tale of Hope and Heartbreak

    He lost his tone,
    became like bone
    cold, stiff,
    shivering, starving for heat.

    He turned boneless,
    laughed like a funny bone
    until laughter wasn’t funny anymore.

    Next moment
    helpless
    he saw his girlfriend
    in a Ferrari
    without him,
    with someone else.

    And oh, he decided….

    I will buy a yacht.
    Dreamed stupid-big dreams,
    dreams too tall for his pocket.

    He fell back into the hole
    the same one he dug,
    did wrong things
    to look right
    in front of the one he chose.

    No guidelines, no map
    only hope,
    and hope is a dangerous drug.

    Maybe if you’re lucky
    the world throws you one coin,
    one chance.

    Tell me
    is it a crime to die poor?
    or just another story
    nobody wants to hear?

  • The Battle of Minds: A Reflection on Humanity’s Dialogue

    Do they talk?
    What do they talk about?
    BAckstabbing!BAckbiting!

    Do they talk like that?
    really?
    or is it just us
    words trembling loose from hands that never learned to hold truth

    No way,
    these minds we call others,
    intelligent beings.
    How could they mumble their own madness?
    How could they pull the trigger inside their own skull of thought?

    Wait
    breathe
    we are brothers, aren’t we?
    Two sides of the same seed.

    Aliens watching from the balcony,
    front row seats,
    popcorn galaxies in hand,
    whispering
    don’t show them the shame.
    Don’t zoom in on the bleeding heart
    of a species still learning
    how to love without fear.

    But here we are,
    human vs human,
    war like a festival,
    violence like a anthem,
    and they sit there
    enjoying the match
    from a place we cannot climb,
    a height we never earned.

    Oh wow
    this institution we praise,
    glass temples of clever men
    what exactly were you teaching?
    What did you send us home with?
    Knowledge or noise?

    Two world wars,
    and you call that education?
    You call that growth?

    More chapters coming
    darker ones maybe.

    How about we flip the page,
    scribble new lessons,
    please,
    maybe add a syllabus
    of peace,
    of touch-like-rain,
    of love not borrowed but grown,
    love like breath,
    simple, free.

  • They asked again
    oh do you even know what you’re doing?

    I smiled like a cracked lens
    said yes yes of course
    then clicked clicked
    like a child pressing every button
    just to see what breaks

    The image barked back at me
    why so much light
    why so much fear
    why your hands shaking
    as if truth was leaking out

    oh what a moment you missed
    slipped through your fingers
    like soap in a bucket

    now go
    sit in a corner
    hug your confusion
    or chew some grass
    like a confused village cow
    wondering why the world spins

    don’t be silly
    asking how and how and how
    the camera doesn’t care
    it only copies your heartbeat

    oh look
    is that a castle
    standing there like it knows secrets
    so beautiful
    it makes your eyes bow

    could have captured it better
    yes yes
    could have made it sing
    but it’s alright
    it will stay there
    patient like an old monk

    come again
    with softer hands
    a calmer breath
    and take a better picture

    or maybe
    become a better picture
    yourself

    clicked
    from a soul
    trying to see.

  • Oh these days keep stretching
    like old rubber bands on a dusty shelf

    so much talking
    so much pretending
    every corner full of news
    that nobody asked for

    Amazon please send me a break
    Prime delivery, before midnight
    I want to collapse
    on a sofa that remembers me
    like an old friend

    snacks ready
    mind empty
    heart half-charged

    Oh life
    wood and wires
    No no, a whisper
    some quiet fondness
    floating in unseen corners
    trying to hug the air

    Sometimes noise
    sometimes nothing
    what life you call this
    when papers decide your worth
    and you’re stamped
    like a parcel in transit

    you are tracked
    scanned
    sorted
    they say it’s normal

    now barcode the soul too
    turn the heartbeat into data
    upload the feelings
    to someone’s cloud

    Oh I am tired here
    please roll me back
    to wherever my breath
    was softer

    My legs don’t listen anymore
    stuck to some cosmic magnet
    pulling me to a center
    that doesn’t exist on maps

    gravity leaving
    or maybe just me
    drifting like a receipt
    in supermarket wind

    oh no not now
    I still have bills
    and two unanswered emails

    So I’ll stay timeless
    wordless
    just a soft hum in my room

    oh I wish I could always
    stay home.

  • Life Starts Here: Insights from Land’s End

    When I reached Cornwall’s Land’s End,
    I stood there thinking,
    “Is this it?”
    But the wind… the waves… the whole sky whispered back to me —
    this is not the end.
    This is not the end, my friend.
    This is the beginning of something
    your heart has been trying to tell you
    for years.
    Because life…
    life doesn’t end at cliffs or cities or goodbyes.
    Life doesn’t collapse at the edges of the map.
    Life starts.
    Again and again and again.
    Endings?
    Endings are just invitations…
    to return,
    to rediscover,
    to remember the place
    where we first came from
    which, honestly…
    I still don’t know.


    And maybe that’s the point.


    Because life is blooming,
    blooming like a blueberry—
    soft, round, small,
    yet carrying the taste of an entire summer inside it.
    Everything looks tiny from the outside,
    but inside?
    There’s a whole world.
    There’s a whole universe.
    We are standing in a galaxy
    that is spinning inside a universe
    that is drifting inside a cosmos
    that refuses to have walls.

    No ceiling.
    No floor.
    Just infinite breath.
    So what about us?
    What about you and me?
    We are not just living here
    we are participating.
    We are vibrating in this giant orchestra
    of stars and silence.
    We are floating
    in an endless field of awareness.
    An infinite state of consciousness.
    A place where nothing truly dies,
    nothing truly ends,
    everything just shifts
    into another version of itself.
    So the next time someone tells you
    “This is the end,”
    smile gently,
    look them in the eyes,
    and remind them


    This…….. is where everything begins.