Privilege of knowing your old man;though so little,was the cure to mylifelong fatherlessness. — Hafsa, Hossana Copy Share WhatsApp
by Hafsa
Poetry · 80 pages
“Even the longest day of June,we melted together;Passed so soon.”
“When you left again,I needed a companion;So, I bought myself a pen.”
“How much I feared losing you?Like a deer, clawed by a lionwriggles for her life.”
Hafsa is a meticulous geneticist, who believes in fixing problems even if it means altering genes. She cherishes the art of science and science of art by blending both in her writing, paintings and…
“Sometimes he felt ashamed of himself because of his academic results and how he could never achieve anything good in his life.”
“Ana and company reached a small cabin with a few middle-aged men seated on old chairs working with some tech, which she had never bothered to learn about.”
“This is the Winning story of 'The Stories Untold - Season 2'.”
“Every day, they used to wake up early, have breakfast, go to work to collect food for winters and return to their home at night.”
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