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Image Source: Pinterest It is the second of January, 2026, a new year and a new day, but honestly, I am not ready to start the year with hope, because 2025 did me dirty and now I don't know what to hope for or what not to. But I do have this tiny bit of hope that some things, if not everything, a few things will work out like last year. On this note, I am letting go of 2025 (even though I am a day late) and letting out a tiny poem that eased me a bit. Hope you enjoy it. Betwe

Image Source: Pinterest Feminism is often discussed in the context of society, politics, and movements, but I believe feminism first found its strongest voice through art—especially literature . Books, paintings, films, and music have all contributed to feminist thought, but literature has been the most powerful medium in bringing women’s voices to the surface and challenging patriarchal norms. The Origins of Feminism in Literature One of the earliest recorded feminist texts

Image Source: Pinterest There is this concept in the world,  The concept of mine; She is my daughter; She is my wife; She is my sister; She is my lover; She is mine!!! Everyone and everything that calls me mine [mostly men]  wants me to behave in a certain way, their way, And they tend to forget I am mine. I would like to do things I love, be it wearing clothes I love  In the colour of my choice; or decorating my room  With the carpets, the lamps, and the blankets of my choic