From My Opinion
My writing is rooted in the belief that life is composed not of grand events alone, but of fleeting moments—emotions that arrive quietly and dissolve just as softly.
These experiences are transient, yet their impact is deeply human. I see writing as an act of acknowledgment rather than permanence: a way to honour feelings that may not last, but deserve to be seen.
Through my words, I attempt to capture the fragility of memories, relationships, and inner thoughts, accepting their impermanence while preserving their essence. For me, symbolism lies in this very contradiction—what fades quickly often leaves the deepest imprint.
Writing becomes a gentle resistance against forgetting, not by fixing moments in time, but by allowing them to flow honestly, without force or excess.
