the morning dew

it is heavy; lifting a weight,
but it’s a gift of love and fate;
it is a prize for which life swim,
thru’ waters dark and shadows dim.

like map beaten in shades of blues,
from every storm my heart went thru’.
it’s a bit hard; it stripped me bare:
but found a spark of courage there.

i will not let my soul to sink,
or falter on the river’s brink;
if amla glides in salted sea,
then i must taste; so i may see!

the sun ascends to claim the sky,
even in dreams; i thought it’s mine
if morning dew battles my feet-
the taste of triumph may not retreat.

My engagement with writing has been both a personal endeavor and a scholarly pursuit. Through consistent practice, I have developed a multifaceted approach to writing that encompasses blogging, journalistic contributions, and academic research. I have published articles in local and national newspapers, where I address literary, cultural, and social themes with critical insight. My sustained engagement with novels and poetry continues to shape my intellectual perspective, as these forms of literature deepen my understanding of human experience and strengthen my analytical approach to textual interpretation. In conjunction with my research in English literature, I continuously explore various genres of writing—creative, analytical, and academic—which collectively enhance my capacity for critical inquiry and expression. This ongoing interplay between reading, research, and writing underscores my commitment to literary scholarship and intellectual growth.

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