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Unfinished Things

April 23, 2026
On this side of the world, life is a tapestry stitched by nightfall; another story told in echoes and emptied laughter. Footprints linger like the absence of a lover, nostalgia clinging as we grow, as we know. We grew up learning to carry a broken spirit. Now we know why we remain broken; we are masters at... leaving things unfinished. The sun sets faster, the flowers wilt sooner. This thing called death teaches haste. By midnight, everything good returns: warmth, soft laughter, happiness, like a lover who left without goodbye, dying before morning, and finding us again at midnight.
Editor: Michelle Newman
About the Poet
Destar Freeman
Destar Freeman is a Nigerian writer and poet drawn to memory, identity, and the quiet tension of everyday life. His work has appeared in Livina Press, Oozezi Creative, and Yacso Foundation.
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