Serendip Prinx https://paragraph.com/@serendip-prinx I'm exploring different forms of freedom through poetry, free-form texts in english, my mother's tongue but not my native language. Thu, 30 Jul 2026 16:31:13 GMT https://validator.w3.org/feed/docs/rss2.html https://github.com/jpmonette/feed en Serendip Prinx https://storage.googleapis.com/papyrus_images/ac0abfbb8f015923def66dcbd88d0ca1341314b91d3891dbfab8f7466d99667b.png https://paragraph.com/@serendip-prinx All rights reserved <![CDATA[The true nature of I]]> https://paragraph.com/@serendip-prinx/the-true-nature-of-i RPht12P3JeXGgF5iNctQ Thu, 16 Dec 2021 21:45:24 GMT I, unleashed Listening to my truth When I meet beauty I surrender to beauty Present moment Not today or yesterday Not the fluff of any hope Now and there Freedom of saying yes I am

]]> serendip-prinx@newsletter.paragraph.com (Serendip Prinx) <![CDATA[Welcome You]]> https://paragraph.com/@serendip-prinx/welcome-you XIQ3bGi6Y8ONTSwVEDnj Thu, 16 Dec 2021 20:42:03 GMT I'm exploring different forms of freedom through poetry, free-form texts in english. Funnily English is my mother’s language but not my native language. English is also my ancestors’ language both from my mom and dad.

Exploring my own expressions in English is being close to her (I lost her, years ago) and to them, reclaiming a sense of identity.

Oppression is sometimes a sort of operating pressure We or other people put on ourselves The pressure can be anything From implicit to something brutal Something lethal

Conquering freedom is being conscious of the operating pressure Even though being conscious may alleviate nothing What are the lies The lies we tell ourselves or we accept  to trust In order to forget (that) our life is finite

Thanking you for reading.

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