Fardaws Karimi
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I grew up in Herat, Afghanistan

I currently live in Bay Area, United States

I was raised in Dari, Persian. (languages)

I read and write in Engilsh, Persian, Dari. (languages)

I write Poetry, Short_stories, Journalism, Love_letters. (genres)

I write for private, public online.

Reason why I write: I write because it is my voice when words fail me and my refuge when the world feels too heavy. Writing allows me to weave emotions, ideas, and struggles into a tapestry that speaks both to myself and others. It's a way to protest, to dream, and to heal. Through my words, I seek connection, understanding, and the possibility of change. Writing is not just a choice; it’s my way of breathing in a world that demands silence.

My favourite stories on The GOAT PoL include Think It ,

My favourite subject(s) to write about include I enjoy writing about revolution, resistance, and the unyielding spirit of those who fight for justice and freedom. I am drawn to themes of human resilience, the struggles of marginalized voices, and the beauty that emerges from pain and chaos. Through my poetry, I explore identity, hope, and the ever-burning desire for a better world. Nature, especially the symbolism of flowers like the rose, often finds its way into my work, reflecting both fragility and strength. Ultimately, I write about the truths that demand to be spoken, even in whispers..

The most difficult part I find about writing is The most difficult part about writing for me is capturing the depth of my emotions and experiences in words that truly do them justice. Sometimes, the weight of what I want to express feels too vast for language, and finding the right balance between raw honesty and poetic beauty can be a struggle. There are moments when self-doubt creeps in, questioning whether my words will resonate or if they’re enough to convey the message I carry. But despite these challenges, the need to write always outweighs the difficulty.

Most rewarding moment as a writer for me is My most rewarding moment as a writer is when my words touch someone's heart, inspiring them or making them feel understood. Knowing that my poetry has the power to resonate with others and give voice to emotions they might not have been able to express is deeply fulfilling. One such moment was when a reader shared how my words gave them strength during a challenging time—it reminded me of the purpose behind my writing and the connection it creates. Those moments of shared humanity are what make the journey as a writer truly worthwhile.

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