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by H. Baash
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Where Are You Now Though?
i can still feel your kaleidoscopic eyes on me. after all, it was me who made the mistake of meeting them. under the dining table lights, those golden freckles, framed by lashes that looked too perfect to be real, undressing me. four walls, a mattress, and us eating out of takeout boxes. sharing songs, laughing at things that only made sense to us. every time i pass that park, nostalgia hits me hard. where are you now though? sometimes i wonder if you ever think of me. not th

H.Baash
Oct 222 min read


the soft art of forgetting
there comes a point when you stop waiting for something to return. not out of anger, not even out of acceptance, but out of quiet exhaustion. you just get tired of standing at the same emotional doorway, hoping a familiar knock will sound again. we grow up believing every ending deserves closure. that people who leave will one day circle back with apologies and explanations neat enough to fold away the ache. but the truth is, some stories end mid sentence, and that’s all they

H.Baash
Oct 142 min read


So You Will Know Me Again
You, with your russet hair, curls of glistening bronze fluttering in the Maldivian wind. I can still see them, the way they framed your...

H.Baash
Oct 32 min read


All the Rooms Where You Stand Alone
There comes a time when you realise that life has always been quietly teaching you. Not in sudden revelations, but in the slow passing of...

H.Baash
Sep 292 min read


When I Grow Up
Someone once asked me, “Who do you want to be when you grow up?” At that time my head was crowded with answers. I wanted to help those in...

H.Baash
Sep 272 min read


Terminal Hearts?
We met in silence, during the world’s loudest storm, When streets were empty, and touch was foreign, Only voices flickered through...

H.Baash
Sep 231 min read


The Quiet Art of Letting Go
I was seventeen, only a few days from turning eighteen, sitting in the corner of a twelve by twelve room on the island where I was born....

H.Baash
Sep 212 min read
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