#and reflection

[someonestopsoren]

singing hopelessly devoted to you in an empty house after eating, what a life this is

[marshmellody]

why is everything so different yet not has changed at all?

[cerseimikaelson]

For all those that wonder how storywriting can actually have an impact on your daily life, here's a personal experience.

As a person with anxiety and chronic overthinker, I hate getting out of my comfort zone. Even if something was my idea, it still feels uncomfortable and weird. I am the sort of person that prefers to read things in books and see them in movies than experience them in real life (and no matter what anyone says, that's fine if it makes you happy).

But today is the premiere of the Nutcracker Ballet, which is one of my favorites. I probably wouldn't have gone, but just last week I was reading The Nutcracker Pas de Deux by @heyjude19-writing (which is brilliant by the way). And I was picturing Draco and Hermione watching the ballet year after year, that beautiful tradition and just getting lost in the writing.

And it kind of inspired me to experience it for myself. No pressure, no one forcing me to do anything, just my decision. And that is the best way to get out of your comfort zone. When you're ready, not because social media or whoever told you to stop being "boring". Everyone takes their own time. You never know when it's going to occur to you to want something. Just let it happen when it does. Don't try to force it.

I am just putting this out there because it was a really profound lesson for me. I am genuinely looking forward to tonight, apprehension aside. Growth comes in different forms and types. It can start with a story, or a song, or a simple walk. It doesn't matter how you get there, just that you do.

I hope you all have a wonderful holiday doing whatever makes you happy.

[entrepreneurstreet]

The Impact of "Nocturnal Rhymes": A Year of Poetry, Connection, and Reflection

As "Nocturnal Rhymes" marks its one-year anniversary of debut, the book's impact is still felt throughout the literary scene. Yash Tambe, a talented writer and visual artist, wrote this wonderful collection of poems, which has touched the hearts and minds of people all over the world.

Since its release, "Nocturnal Rhymes" has left a permanent imprint on those who have had the opportunity to experience its eerily beautiful rhymes. The collection's study of subjects like as love, sorrow, longing, and the human condition has brought peace, inspiration, and a sense of connection to readers from many walks of life.

One of the most profound impacts of "Nocturnal Rhymes" lies in its ability to cultivate empathy and understanding among its readers. Tambe's words have served as a strong catalyst for introspection and thought, urging readers to address their own emotions and experiences with greater clarity and compassion.

Furthermore, "Nocturnal Rhymes" has spurred serious thinking about issues that are frequently pushed to the outside of society. From debates about mental health and self-discovery to explorations of love, desire, and the search for meaning, the collection has given readers with a safe environment to engage with complicated and often emotive subjects in a truly personal and sympathetic way.

Perhaps most importantly, "Nocturnal Rhymes" has reawakened us of poetry's transforming potential to enlighten the human experience and bring us together in our common humanity. The compilation, with its captivating imagery, poetic language, and profound insights, has been a beacon of hope and inspiration in an increasingly complex and uncertain world.

As we commemorate the first anniversary of "Nocturnal Rhymes," let us pause to consider the impact of this incredible book and the innumerable lives it has touched and impacted. Here's to another year of poetry, connection, and the timeless ability of words to heal, inspire, and unify us all.

[mcbumblesnazzle]

who has the late night vibes. It is calm and nothing can harm you. You are the only soul awake and your thoughts are calming and quiet. Enjoy this time, for Dawn approaches.

[felicitypdf]

guys, not to be dramatic or anything but, being a femme lesbian is really hard? and I constantly feel like I’m not gay enough and never will be and will never find love ://

[sunsetsugar]

do ever rlly listen to all th e boys wings’ solos n like...cry