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  • Riding the Train as Daylight Perishes – Poem

    I peer into another worldAs the sun descendsThe darkness of the nightSwallows the world Only dim lights gleamIn the nightBut no matter how many of these dim lights there areIt can only be a shallow imitationOf the Daylight The train enters a tunnelAll light is swallowed by the nightI see a reflection of myselfOn the…

  • Poem – Being able to Put Words to You

    Who am I?Am I who I think I am?Or Am I deceiving myself?Is the person who I am now Different from who I actually am?Is all my good qualities a false assumption?Or is it the truth?Or is it something based on another’s truth? I feel that I know myselfBut, sometimes I meet someone completely different…

  • I want a Cat – They’re the Cutest animals Alive

    I Want a Cat Cats, the animal that is on top of the food chain. The epitome of an apex predator. They can hunt, kill and the most important of all cute – I want one. Introduction I’ve actually wanted a cat for the longest time now, the only thing stopping me is – will…

  • A Peaceful Evening Journey Home

    The red sun shines dimly As I go home quietly lulls play in my ears As I sit on the train Calmness spreads through me I look forward to the sweetness of home ~Rifuny~ I just wanted to share this poem I wrote.Wrote this as I went home for the weekend. I took this picture…

  • Navigating Life Transitions: Embracing Change and Growth

    Introduction: Life is full of ups and downs, highs and lows, cheers and tears. Each period of life helps you develop, grow, and learn new things about yourself. From your most early years where you couldn’t walk properly to your current you – who might be in a tough spot yearning for those years long…

  • Title: “The Enigmatic Innocence: Exploring Meursault’s Fascinating Perspective in ‘The Stranger’ “

    Monsieur Meursault, the main character in The Stranger, is fascinating. The way he sees the world is so “innocent.” The book begins with Meursault attending his mother’s funeral, and we follow his daily life afterwards. We see how he perceives the world, and it’s completely different from the norm. I really appreciate the depiction of…

  • Decision-making : A short summary of how I became more decisive

    Decision Making I still haven’t figured out everything that entails making a perfect decision, but from what I’ve learned and experienced in life, I’ve realized that there is no such thing as a perfect decision. There are only decisions that are better or worse for you, each containing positives and negatives. For example, the decision…

  • The Number 2 is a bit weird isn’t it?

    This is just a random thought that I would like to share. I have been watching some videos on the history of mathematics and the idea of a perfect number came to mind. A perfect number is a number for which all of its factors, excluding itself, add up to that number. An example would…

  • My Self-Deprecation and Contemplating My Life on a Wednesday Night

    Please find below the corrected version of the writing: The last three days have been really depressing for me, and I haven’t been able to bring myself to do anything. This post will be slightly depressing, so if you still want to read it, go ahead. All I did the last few days was either…