An ode to the moon and my personal moon. I have been a little bit inspired by the song Orbiter Noah Kahan. "I'm an Astronaut. You're the moon." I love the song.
Read more ...The Key
I kept this poem hidden in my notes quite a while. I wrote it back in the beginning of the year, which makes it one of the first poems I ever wrote. Since then I have filled so many more pages with my rhymes.
Read more ...For my Dad
Today is father's day! Time to celebrate all our dads and how hard they work to provide us with everything we need. Another poem of gratitude.
Read more ...Remembering it all
I am always remembering it all. Every little detail others might miss, I keep them in my memories. It is beautiful to relive these beautiful moments again and again, especially when you feel down. I can just go back in time and remember the bliss of moments which passed way too quickly.
Read more ...For my mother:
It is mother's day! Time to appreciate all their effort and sacrifices for their children. Time to give back some of the love we constantly recieve.
Read more ...My tormented heart
Two years ago today Taylor Swift released her album The Tortured Poets Department. Since than it has been my motivator as well as my inspiration (albeit this poem has more than just one inspiration). But I felt it was fitting to celebrate the month of the tortured poet, because I as well consider myself a tortured poet and have long not said it all.
Read more ...Sakura
I was at an Hanami Picknick with the best friends one could ever have. As our friendgroup is soon to disperse and we gathered to watch the Sakura before they wilt, I felt the need to commemorate this moment in a poem.
Read more ...At first sight
Here I am writing about love once more. I start to get the feeling I might never stop writing again...
Read more ...Unconditional Love
Whether you celebrate, whether you are single, in love, or in a relationship, I hope you enjoy this poem on this random saturday in February.
Read more ...Would, Could, Should
Just casually rhyming would, could, and should while I could, and defenitley should be writing seminar papers. But would I be a true writer if I did not write poems and books instead of doing "real" work?
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