María ☀️

LOVING YOU Loving you is like boarding a tram facing backward, As the entire city flees into the rear-view, I stare straight into the direction you head While longing to draw near, growing more distant You are like the warmth of a teacup, Holding on too tight and it burns the hand, letting go and you turn cold. I frequently lose myself within the curves of your face, Because no matter which map I consult, it feels somehow incomplete. The flaw is certainly not upon your flawless face; Your face is the single continent that cartographers fail to chart I used to love you more on Sundays, With the warmth of freshly baked bread, And a touch of bashfulness, Whenever you cast your eyes down upon the street, I could never bring myself to step on them. Now that you are gone, If I were to write you a letter, I would place only my solitude inside its envelope. Yet you know, I always forget to affix a stamp; Hence this love never reaches you, It always remains with me, In a corner of the table, Amidst piles of letters unmailed #poetry #poetrycommunity #Poesía #poetrybook #love

Dear friends, readers Glad to inform you that my long awaited Sci-Fi/thriller is available on Amazon, now. Hope you read, enjoy and leave a review. The link is below. amazon.com/dp/B0H6N6MRNL?spc… BOOK OVERVIEW What would happen if, one day, the sun rose from the West? A signal from deep space. A discovery no one can explain. And a world moving toward something it cannot yet name. Everything begins in Houston, when Egyptian-American astrophysicist Dr. Leyla Hassan detects an unusual supernova event through NASA’s observation network. What first appears to be a rare astronomical anomaly soon reveals impossible patterns—patterns that should not exist. The investigation leads far beyond observatories and scientific models. Joined by Hakan Demir, a Turkish scientist working with NASA, Leyla follows a trail stretching across continents: from the ancient sanctuaries of Göbekli Tepe and Karahan Tepe to the pyramids of Egypt, forgotten languages, hidden chambers, and secrets buried beneath the oldest stones on Earth. But science is not the only guide. Kemal Bey—a retired professor of ancient languages—and his gifted granddaughter Meryem begin noticing fragments of old prophecies, symbols, and warnings that seem less like history— and more like memory. Meanwhile, the world begins to shift. Energy networks become unstable. Unexpected crises spread across distant regions. Institutions struggle to keep pace. Some disruptions seem accidental. Others appear strangely timed. And as uncertainty spreads, a new language quietly emerges: stability. coordination. security. In the shadows, some are no longer trying to stop what is coming. They are helping shape it. Not to destroy the world—but to reboot it and to decide what comes after. What begins as a scientific investigation becomes a race against time—across continents, across centuries, and perhaps across the line separating warning from design. What if the light before sunrise is not the dawn—but a False Dawn? The Sun Rising from the West – False Dawn is a gripping thriller blending archaeology and science fiction—a story of ancient mysteries, modern science, hidden agendas, and humanity’s search for truth at the edge of a changing world.