I sometimes write short poems to process my emotions.Â
Although I initially felt hesitant to share them because they are personal and probably not that good, I decided to do so anyway.Â
After reading Rick Rubin’s The Creative Act, I realized that art is sharing a human experience through one’s personal lens, hoping others will resonate with it. It’s neither good nor bad; the artist’s only responsibility is creating and sharing the art.Â
Because Hollywood often romanticizes war, I tried to create a list from different countries, highlighting the various aspects of war.Â
🥣 Food Delivery Quiz (World)
How much do you know about food and food delivery around the world?
Find out by doing the global food delivery quiz. I only got 4/9 right.Â
đź““ Shuna's Journey (Japanese Manga)
Despite its popularity, I’ve never been into Manga (Japanese comics).Â
Recently, I decided to try it because it’s an intriguing art form and a different way of reading.
Several people recommended Shuna’s Journey by legendary animator Hayao Miyazaki. Miyazaki is famous for movies like Spirited Away, which I featured in the best Japanese movies.
Do you have any favorite mangas or comics? Let me know!
đź“€ Aja Monet (USA)
Sometimes, it takes weeks before you find a song you love. Last week, I came across Aja Monet’s “Why My Love?” and it blew me away.Â
Aja is a poet but found a fantastic way to combine poetry and music, turning it into a jazzy, soulful, and R&B-like sound.Â
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Literature of any country is associated with its past and present. Thailand is no exception. Despite its beauty, great food, and marvelous temples, it also