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Why do I love writing and creating?
Because I cannot not.
Because silence asks to be listened to,
and shadows ache to be translated into light.
Because the ache in my chest sometimes has no language, until a sentence holds it, tenderly.
Because I was born with too many echoes inside,
and nowhere to place them but the page.
Because when I write, I understand what I didnβt know I was trying to understand.
Language becomes a mirror for emotions still unnamed,
and the act of creating becomes the path that reveals them.
Because I can craft entire universes, even when they clash, contrast, or contradict: they all vibrate at my own frequency.
In those moments, I am untouched by the noise of others.
I am whole. I am home.
Because creation is where I remember that I am not just flesh and form,
but breath and bridge,
between worlds unseen and words unlived.
Because when I write, when I create, time exhales.
And the present, so often fleeting, stays a little longer to sit beside me.
Because creating is freedom.
Because in a world that spins so loudly, I long for the quiet miracle of truth.
Because stories are how I map my return, to self, to stillness, to something sacred that cannot be taken.
Because when the divine flows through me, it asks only one thing:
Β« Donβt hold me, give me wings. Β»
Because creating is an act of rebellion in a world that glorifies conformity, where distraction is mistaken for joy, and yet reveals, in its very name, how far weβve drifted from ourselves.
Creation is the antidote, a spark against the dullness,
a remembering of our aliveness, an awakening to the infinite possibilities we carry within.
A life without creating would be, for me, a slow torturing death.