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You are holding something tender. Something real.
A debut, yes, but also a heart, opened gently, laid bare in verse.

This is not just poetry. It is breath. It is memory.
It is what love becomes when you dare to feel it all.

These pages carry the soft and the stubborn, the sacred and the aching
The kind of love that doesn’t ask permission to exist.

It is for those who’ve loved fully, foolishly, fearlessly, and despite.

Before you begin, a quiet note:
Because of how Writing.com arranges pages,
You may find the beginning at the end,
The middle is hiding in plain sight,
The poems are slightly scattered.
But love isn’t linear either.
Maybe that’s the point.

So read with patience. Read with breath.
Let the order find you the way love often does: unexpectedly, but right on time.

If these poems hold you, let them.
If they move you, share them.
You might place something soft into another waiting heart.

This is where I begin.
Where I say it aloud.

This is Te Amo, Alberto"Te Amo, Alberto..." Open in new Window. .
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The Keystone  Open in new Window. (E)
She lied in court to save her brother, then uncovered a truth that shattered everything
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The Ride  Open in new Window. (E)
A ghostly hitchhiker prompts a man to confront guilt, compassion, and unseen tragedies.
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YOU RUN FAST - Part III Open in new Window. (E)
The Hunter’s Face
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When the Land Cries  Open in new Window. (E)
A poem exposing how corrupt African leaders hinder the continent’s progress.
. This poem is a powerful critique of corruption among African leaders and how their greed, hypocrisy, and neglect have replaced colonial chains with new ones of their own making. Through vivid imagery and plain language, it reveals how the wealth of the continent is hoarded by the few while the majority suffer. The poem challenges the reader to recognize that Africa's current struggles are not due to lack of resources or foreign oppression, but to the betrayal of leadership from within. It is a call for truth, accountability, and a return to justice rooted in African integrity.
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