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Month: May 2024

  • Bookish

    What personal belongings do you hold most dear? My books are very precious and dear to me; I have around 200 books. I accumulated the most of them during my studies. It’s tough for me to lend out one of my books; when I did it, I never got them…

  • Memories

    Do you have any collections? My collections are my memories, which I keep close in my mind and heart. Memories are my company, through the journey of life and destiny reminding me of whom I can trust during times of turmoil and blast.

  • The Love of Reading and Writing

    What is the legacy you want to leave behind? My poems and stories I write. I hope someday to help other people through my writing by giving them hope, pleasure, relief, or just stimulating their reflection so they can find better solutions. Personally, literature helped me a lot during the…

  • Into you

    Your smile lights up my heart and your voice a charming sound moves my feet closer to you straight into your chest where happiness is home. ©2024, Vasiliki Papadopoulou, all rights reserved.

  • Reprogrammed

    How do you feel about cold weather? My favorite weather is during the transition between spring and summer. It’s pleasantly warm, and you enjoy sitting in the beaming sun. As for the cold weather, I prefer the icy, dry, cold weather since I don’t have any problem if it’s even…

  • Time; a great healer

    Have you ever broken a bone? I haven’t broken any bone in my life so far, and I hope it will stay so. However, I have often had broken hearts, mainly during my teenage years, but tell me who hasn’t during that time. Also, when I was young, my self-esteem…

  • Lock in

    How do you balance work and home life? Well, I’m working from home. That has its pros and cons. The most significant advantage is that you can manage your time as you need it. But on the other hand, this makes it hard to maintain balance, which is a disadvantage.…

  • Hoping

    Where life is, there is always hope. That keeps us holding on to the better days, to these, who are still waiting to be passionately embraced. ©2024, Vasiliki Papadopoulou, all rights reserved

  • A different take

    What sacrifices have you made in life? I don’t call them sacrifices because I don’t see them as sacrifices. These are hardships for me, and I try to adapt to these and make the best of it. So, I can learn my life lessons. Life isn’t easy, and we are…

  • Shadowdance

    Shadows in the dark dancing to Death’s melody longing for a gown of a new identity. Unable to choose in a shaky world where fake kills veracity for a new morality. This new morality a stranger watching as spectator the rampant decay of humanity. ©2024, Vasiliki Papadopoulou, all rights reserved.