When you read poems, it seems that the words begin to breathe, to come to life. There is something special in each line: invisible rhythms that attract attention, and a hidden depth that you want to unravel. Poetry is not just a set of rhyming lines. It is the ability to say more with a few words than in a long story. It is like a look that can say more than a thousand words.

Poetry also teaches us to notice beauty in little things. One poem can show how amazing the morning with the smell of coffee is, how gently the first ray of the sun touches the face or how the wind rustles in the evening silence. It helps to stop and feel a moment that we usually do not notice in the rush of life.

I not only read poetry, but also write. For me, it is a way to pour out my thoughts and emotions, which are sometimes difficult to cope with. When you can not say in words, poetry becomes the voice that speaks for you. Writing poems is like talking to yourself, revealing the most secret.

Poetry is magic that I always want to share with the world. And this is the love that never leaves me.