"NIGHT CONFESSION"

Hadeed musa

I am honest with my pen,

but not as much when I speak

If you ask me how I am doing,

I’d say; everything is fine,

it seems

But when my eyes won't shut

in the dead of night,

I pour ink on paper

and it writes;

I wish I could return

to a time when my heart

had not known what it was

to be whole

to not have tasted loneliness,

though I had always

been alone

I wish to never recognize

this void that fills my mind

with echoes of sweet memories

and painful realization

  • Author: Hadeed musa (Offline Offline)
  • Published: May 22nd, 2026 14:17
  • Comment from author about the poem: This poem is a conversation between my speaking self and my writing self. By day, I wear "everything is fine" like armor. By night, my pen betrays me with truths I can't say aloud — the ache of a heart that learned wholeness, only to be hollowed by its absence. It's for anyone who discovered loneliness not in solitude, but after love left.
  • Category: Reflection
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