Toyo's Write Dimension

Say My Name 
 I used to think my name was too long. Too complicated. But now I see it’s one of the most beautiful parts of me. This piece is a love letter to that name, every part of it, every story it holds. I mage by Gemini AI Say my name. But say it right. Say it like a prayer that made it to God’s ears and came back wrapped in skin and breath and destiny. Say it like thunder if you must because this name didn’t come easy. It came after waiting, after hoping. Oluwatomiwo God is enough to watch over me. Not just poetry, but prophecy. Because even when the night gets too loud and my steps feel unsure, this name reminds me that I am covered. Even when I don’t practice it, I speak it. I claim it. I walk in the echo of a God who watches over me when I’m not watching myself. Oluwatoyosi God is enough to rejoice in. And trust me, I've tried to find joy in a thousand other places, but none of them danced like He does. None of them stayed. None of them held me with laughter and s...

How the mighty have fallen                          I mage from Gemini AI How the mighty have fallen. Isn’t that… interesting? The ones who once stood like mountains Now crumble like dust in the wind. Once loud, now silent. Once firm, now flickering. They moved with purpose. Now? They drift like leaves, no roots, no rest. Just there.  Funny how strength can slip Through the cracks of time. Funny how the weak ones Start to rise, Backs straight, eyes wide. Maybe it’s life. Maybe it’s seasons. Maybe even the sun has days. When it hides behind the clouds. But oh, how the mighty have fallen. And how the fallen might rise again. Inspired by a conversation with a friend Written by me Call me Toyo. Or Oluwatee. Or whatever love sounds like to you. Thank you for reading.