
I Am Not Your Inspiration: A Disability Poem About Dignity, Not Pity
Disabled people are often reduced to metaphors—portrayed as heroes or victims, symbols of strength or

Disabled people are often reduced to metaphors—portrayed as heroes or victims, symbols of strength or

Love doesn’t always live across the street. Sometimes, it lives in another city, another time

The night has a way of amplifying absence. In the quiet, we hear the memories

Not all love stories are made of light. Some are forged in shadows—built from obsession,

Not every casualty of a terror attack makes the evening news. Some vanish into the

Sometimes the most profound goodbyes are to those we never got to meet. Miscarriage is

Sometimes, all it takes is being a minute too early—or too late. A misplaced step.

Not every heartbreak comes from goodbye. Some of the deepest wounds come from a love

In the verses of “Intezaar Us Din Ka,” a heartfelt anticipation lingers, eagerly awaiting the