A poem which reflects on how many mothers, bound by societal norms, choose to ignore their child's struggle.
Tag: mother daughter relationship
Between the Stoves
A personal reflection on how food and love are dialects of the same tongue.
‘Blonde’: Hollywood Exploited Marilyn Monroe, This Film Does the Same
Was Monroe always a victim, did she have no agency?
A Study on Aai and Her Motherhood
'To think that I spent three quarters of a year inside her belly. Breathing inside her. Moving inside her. Becoming inside her.'
My Father’s Daughter
A poem on how the poet doesn’t resemble her mother, and how it makes her feel when it's pointed out.