writing
poems, articles, and the kind of drafts that still shake.
some of these are finished. some are “almost.” most of them were typed with cold coffee nearby and feelings pretending to be normal.
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poems, articles, and the kind of drafts that still shake.
stories i wrote to survive a feeling.
When Aiah is diagnosed with a terminal illness, she spends her final months teaching her wife, Mikha, how to live without her, one quiet “lesson” at a time.
MIKHAIAH AUA single night, twenty questions, and two hearts learning the shape of what was lost — and what refuses to leave. In the quiet between answers, something fragile breathes again.
MIKHAIAH AUInspired by that DLSU Freedom Wall post (iykyk): if love leaves proof, this story is basically receipts.
MIKHAIAH AU ONGOINGMikha becomes a walking red flag with no explanation. Aiah tries to love through it until loving starts to feel like bruising.
the human behind the words.