Days of Drowning It's overwhelming for me to write about the essence of this title. The reason being it's a spiral experience of intense time lived. All about days when you feel you are drowning within yourself, all those times when the distinction between darkness and light fades away.
When I was able to carve my state of self into words, I could discern that pain is not the dark - it is in fact the light we are all seeking. All those stagnant, all-consuming emotions were emptying me in the most beautiful vessel. The experience that I now know is never all roses, but the endings are all gardens.
Whatever I felt, I wrote, and it self-arranged into poems of purity of pain. I always want to keep this established that writers are not the artists behind the story; it's the inner voice that writes - they are just ink.
To summarize, Days of Drowning is about honoring the pain and celebrating it as the most magical alchemy of life. It talks about various phases of self, from seeking answers to being deeply lost, life of inner darkness, beauty of endings, love in its fragile form, salt sugar days, volatility of focus, and untrue emotions.
