Learn What I Know: Read curated resources from Oyeegyan

  Introduction This poem is a raw and powerful reflection on society's misconceptions about what it means to be a "real man." It came to me during a moment of deep contemplation, a time when I found myself frustrated with the idea of masculinity that many blindly follow. Through these words, I wanted to express the hypocrisy and double standards that often define how we perceive strength, respect, and empathy. The verses are meant to shine a light on the arrogance and ignorance of those who believe they can dominate or disrespect others in the name of power. It holds up a mirror to false pride and toxic behavior, challenging the idea that respect can be earned through aggression and intimidation. This poem aims to question these misguided notions, calling for a deeper understanding of what truly makes someone "strong" or "manly." At its core, this poem is deeply personal, serving as a mirror for my own self-reflection. It was born from my need to conf...

Header Image Introduction This poem is a deeply emotional exploration of loneliness, vulnerability, and the solace we sometimes find in the simplest things, like speaking to walls. It captures the moments when words fall short with people, and we turn to inanimate objects to pour out our pain, hopes, and disappointments. The poem invites us into a world where silence speaks louder than words, where the walls become our silent companions in times of despair. It's a reflection on those times when life feels overwhelming—when people let us down, when dreams shatter, and when the world seems to turn its back. The walls, in their quiet and steady presence, listen without judgment, offering a sense of comfort in our darkest hours. Through these verses, you will journey through the depths of solitude, heartbreak, and the inner battles we face when we have no one else to turn to. As you read, let yourself be drawn into the emotion of s...

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