kainat

Joined October 2024

9 stories

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Sensitive Over Glass, Reader, travel lover, and Self-care advocate.

Just trying to bring a little light and joy into this world.

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Echoes in Pixels
We speak in stories, reels and rhymes, Our hearts beat fast in captioned lines. A thousand likes, but still alone— Connected deep, yet far from home.
By kainat 8 months ago in Poets
Unfinished Dreams, Unspoken Love
I confess to you, with all the truth of my heart, That I love you deeply. But what I say may be true, It’s possible the whole truth hasn’t crossed my lips.
By kainat about a year ago in Poets
Whispers of Silence
Silence might be the voice of its own, Even the quiet could be echoing, this too could happen. My past, separated from me, who knows in what state it is,
By kainat about a year ago in Poets
When Love Meets Reality
Don’t ask me for that same love again, my beloved. I once thought that having you would bring endless light into my life. That if I had your love, the world’s problems would not matter.
By kainat about a year ago in Poets
The Long Wait for the Beloved
It’s been a long time since my beloved visited, I keep the gathering bright with the excitement of wine. My heart is once again heading to the streets of blame,
By kainat about a year ago in Poets
Do not resist for the sake of the moon, O my good-willed moon
We saw the moon come down, how about the moon? full moon God willing, those loving, watching eyes Countries, countries, cities, cities, how did the moon look?
By kainat about a year ago in Poets
Feeling Stuck in Life? Here’s the Real Secret to Dealing With It
We’ve all been there—feeling stuck as if we’re sinking into a pit of confusion, stress, and frustration. You want to move forward, but you just can’t. It feels like you’re paralyzed, and the more you struggle to get out, the deeper you sink into the mud.
By kainat about a year ago in Humans
Book Review: Peer-e-Kamil - A Look at Umera Ahmed’s Classic
Peer-e-Kamil is one of the most famous novels in Pakistan, and for good reason. Written by the talented Umera Ahmed, it has become a beloved classic in Urdu literature. Honestly, I never thought I would enjoy novels. One day, I saw my younger sister reading an Urdu book, and I asked her about it. She mentioned Peer-e-Kamil, and I thought, “Why not give it a try?” I started reading and finished it in just four days. That was a year ago, and I’m still thinking about it!
By kainat about a year ago in Writers
I STILL REMAIN
As writers, we have a tendency to dive deep into our thoughts. We create characters, build plots, and design worlds, all of which require a lot of reflection. This natural inclination to analyze can sometimes lead us to overthink even the simplest events in our lives.
By kainat about a year ago in Education