Failed Resurrection
by Samya Khan
A wry meditation on love and futility, exploring desire that arrives without power, and the strange ache of being offered exactly what one can no longer use.
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Samya Khan
Samya Khan writes to uncover what hurts and what heals. Her work bends between the personal and the mythic, unraveling themes of self-awareness, abandonment, and the divine weight of love. She believes that poetry is both confession and spell—an act of surrender and survival. When she isn’t writing, she is usually observing—collecting pieces of conversations, stolen glances, and fleeting moments, tucking them away until they reappear in her prose or poetry. Her writing is less about answers and more about capturing what it feels like to ask the question.
Said Without Saying
TWS Publications hereby presents “Said Without Saying", an anthology collection of the compiled works of aspiring writers.
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