Space-infused poetry of Sadia Hakim
O my beloved human, will you moon-gaze with me? Will you stargaze with my soul? Will you talk about Rigel, about Sirius, about Capella, about Europa, about Alpha Tauri? O my beloved human, will you experience otherworldly experiences with me? Will you search with me for the alien code theory in terms of spirits? Will […]
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I think you can be a failed star and still protect the whole solar system, still help life thrive, still maintain that balance that ultimately affects the presence of every single thing in existence. I wonder how this applies to humans who think of themselves as failures—why they do not understand that it’s okay if
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Love, like Venus, doesn’t always descend into open arms. Some loves are written in the sky—too far to hold, too bright to be forgotten. Astropoetica by Sadia
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In another life, I know love by its taste, by its touch, by its warmth, by its presence, by its aroma, by its pattern.
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Should we,Should we,Should we,Should,Should,We— Die together? Should weMelt into stars?Should weBecome poems?Should weBreak into constellations?Should weFold into forever?Should weLet time blur our names? Should weTangle in the spaces between?Should weBe the hush before dawn? Should weForget where you end, where I begin?Should weBe nothing—And everything—All at once? Should weDefy quantum physics?By going beyond bodies,By merging
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Scientists—they forget to derive the equation of love. Equation of love by sadia hakim — derivation poem beyond space, science and metaphors
The equation of love by sadia hakim —derivation poem Read More »
A world big enough to fit fifty moons can’t even fit a single soul with dreams. cosmapoetica, sadia hakim’s science and space infused poetry
A world big enough to fit fifty moons — cosmapoetica Read More »
We thought the stars would outlive us, but they, too, will burn out. Maybe that is the most human thing about them. Sadia Hakim
The most human thing about stars is that they burn Read More »
