Currently working on a piece called:

Unfit for a slave

In life, we all face moments of darkness—times when we feel overwhelmed by challenges, fear, or doubt. These internal battles can feel like chains that bind us, limiting our ability to see a way forward or to believe in the possibility of change. The poem serves as a reminder that even in the deepest struggles, hope and transformation are possible. The key lies in resilience, courage, and faith in ourselves. However, this personal journey toward liberation also mirrors the broader historical and societal fight against physical and systemic oppression, such as slavery.

Slavery, in its most literal sense, represents one of the darkest chapters in human history—millions of people stripped of their freedoms, and denied basic human rights. Yet, even in the face of such unimaginable cruelty, the human spirit has proven resilient. Many enslaved individuals fought for their freedom not just with physical resistance but also through the power of the mind. Mental liberation became an essential part of survival and ultimately, emancipation.

This connection between internal and external freedom is at the heart of the poem. The imagery of night turning to dawn symbolizes the journey from oppression to liberation. For enslaved people, this is not just a metaphorical journey but a very real one, often relying on the strength of hope, knowledge, and inner courage to survive and resist.