Catherine Nyomenda
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I love writing. I love the swirl of words as they tangle with human emotions. I am a flexible writer and can write almost anything, do you need any help creating content? Well then, get in touch...
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DEAR SOULMATE.. Content Warning.
I’ve loved multiple people in this life and written poems of adoration a couple of times. But I figured I haven’t written a letter — a genuine, more than a paragraph long of words that encapsulate how my heart feels in readable characters. This will be my first love letter. First times. Although for the fact that we’re not each other’s firsts, were always particular about doing things together the first time. … Out of my several hopeless romantic attempts of immortalizing men I adored (for a moment) through poems and elusive words, I realized I haven’t written a real-real-realest, genuine- most genuine love letter yet (emphasis on YET). I thought I had though. But if long paragraphs of breakup messages are counted, I wouldn’t be writing this article. But now, I wonder what must it feel like to fall in love so purely you write them a letter? Letters, at least for me, are a BIG DEAL I’LL MARRY YOU NOW type of adoration. If I receive one, I’d buy myself the ring and chain and drag the person who sent it for us to sign up for a marriage license application (jk but not jk). Exaggeration aside, I finished one beautiful letter and sealed it with a kiss.
By Catherine Nyomenda2 years ago in Writers
IT ENDS WITH US. Top Story - June 2024. Content Warning.
Very few books refuse to let your eyes leave it even for a minute and this book was one of them for me. Each dialogue hits hard, each incident digs deep, each heartbreak feels personal and when everything is put together they all Make Sense.
By Catherine Nyomenda2 years ago in BookClub
DEAR ROSALINE
I want to apologize to you because I always knew that I could love you in the way you needed, but I'd been distracted, investing my time and energy in spaces where love couldn't be appreciated. I sought out security from people who could not protect me. I've shared moments that meant nothing to the other person, but I guess, in truth, you only know they're the wrong person when it ends with your heart in peace.
By Catherine Nyomenda2 years ago in Writers
FINDING ME.
“Memories are immortal. They are deathless & precise. They have the power of giving you joy & perspective in hard times. Or, they can strangle you. Define you in a way that's based on other peoples tucked up perceptions than truth.” _________________________________________________
By Catherine Nyomenda2 years ago in BookClub
