Author: Amy Hakim

Dec 13 2019
Life In General

Out

by Amy Hakim
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When the day is grey, put on some of your favourite colours. it could be your favourite; blue jumper. red lipstick, baby pink eyeshadow black eyeliner and go out.
Dec 11 2019
Life In General

Tattoo

by Amy Hakim
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It was coffee with Sister at Starbucks day. The sky was all gloomy on that wet Wednesday. The usual Irish winter We sat by the window, facing Thomas Street. “Look...
Dec 11 2019
Life In General

by Amy Hakim
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We spoke about mum. “She left me” I said. “She left us” my sister replied. There was a long silence between us. I felt bad. She was right. Mama left...
Dec 08 2019
Life In General

Best Friends

by Amy Hakim
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are the people you know you don’t need to talk to every single day. You don’t even need to talk to each other for weeks, but when you do, it’s...
Nov 29 2019
Life In General

Darling

by Amy Hakim
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Show me your heart in its decay and its growth I will always love every bit of it. Show me where you doubt and hope, thrive, break and hide. And...
Nov 28 2019
DinosaurBabies

Phone

by Amy Hakim
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“Achu, can you keep my phone with you? I wanna study” And here I am, pinching myself, just to be sure that I ain’t dreaming any of these. Nephew asked...
Nov 28 2019
Life In General

Test

by Amy Hakim
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Have you ever torn in between keeping your positiveness intact whilst the reality sorts of leading you to the other corner? This is probably just another test. Nothing lasts forever,...
Nov 28 2019
Life In General

by Amy Hakim
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It breaks my heart to read the text knowing that you’re alone. If I could, I would extend my arms and hug you a little longer. Then we could go...
Nov 28 2019
Life In General

3.23 a.m text

by Amy Hakim
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God knows best. Despite the news and above all, I’m proud of you. Always.
Nov 21 2019
DinosaurBabies

Incy Wincy Spider

by Amy Hakim
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It was Baby’s turn to do his reading. So he sat on my lap and starts to repeat after me. Up until this sentence. “Out came the sunshine…” He remained...