Forbidden Magic

A poem about a coven using dark magic to harm others, only to be undone by divine justice, revealing that evil deeds ultimately lead to one’s downfall. Copyright © Priya Florence Shah 🔮🔮🔮 At the witching hour, they convened, In the graveyard, spirits gleaned. With their Mason jars, they chattered, In a cauldron, shadows lathered. Read More …

How can I assess my worth

The man asked the sage, “How can I assess my worth?” The sage answered: “Ask yourself: Who am I without my trappings – my visage, my wealth, my possessions, my education, my status, my achievements? Am I a reflection of my possessions, or do they merely reflect my fears and desires? Seek the essence that Read More …

How To Be a Writer With ADHD

Being a writer with ADHD comes with its unique set of challenges and opportunities. In this article, we’ll explore what it means to be a writer with ADHD and provide practical tips on how to navigate this journey. Whether you’re a seasoned writer looking for new strategies or someone just starting, these insights will help Read More …

Smiling Enemies

This poem delves into the treacherous nature of deceitful individuals who feign friendship while harboring malicious intentions. It highlights the danger of trusting those who hide their true feelings behind a facade of warmth, emphasizing the importance of discernment and caution in relationships. 🖤 In shadows cast by flickering light, Enemies lurk, hidden from sight, Read More …