Lassana Dawasak

  Once upon a time, there was a married couple, John and Sarah. John was the eldest in his family and had always been extremely close to his siblings. He would often prioritize their needs and desires over those of his own wife and children. This behavior became a constant source of distress for Sarah. Sarah loved John deeply but felt neglected and unimportant in their relationship. She would frequently question why John married her if he couldn't prioritize their family over his siblings. Their arguments became more frequent and intense, especially in front of their children. Their eldest son, Michael, grew up witnessing these conflicts. By the time he was 16, the tension in the household had become unbearable. One day, after a particularly heated argument between his parents, Michael decided he had enough. He packed a bag and left home, feeling disillusioned and hurt by the dysfunctional dynamics he had grown up with. Before leaving, Michael confronted his father. He expressed hi...

 Strange Oh, love to a stranger, a risky affair, A heart's leap into the unknown, unaware, In fleeting glances and gentle smiles, A connection blooms across the miles. With every word exchanged in haste, A bond forms, a delicate taste, Of what could be, of what might grow, In this mysterious love's soft glow. Yet caution whispers in the wind, For hearts are fragile, easily thinned, Will this love blossom or fade away? In uncertainty, the heart will sway. Oh, love to a stranger, a beautiful chance, To find love's sweet, uncertain dance.