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Hi, my name is Konijja Jaannah (pronounced ko-nee-ja jaan-nah). I am a British-Bangladeshi. Interested in spirituality, in living within the energies of love and inner peace, music has always been my love, concerts are my heaven. Moon and stars are my safe haven, home is where the ocean is.

I write for it brings me clarity and perspective, I write on topics that I am passionate about; it allows me to portray and lay out my thoughts. I have found myself relishing in writing, finding joy in the simplicities of creating words that allows me to articulate my thoughts and feelings in ways that makes sense to me, in bringing characters alive merely by being in touch with my imagination. Writing is my form of expression.

Thank you for reading and hope to see you again 🙂

Excerpts of Ricardo

Chapter Four Ricardo I saw her on the first day of English Lit, she was sitting in the middle whilst I sat at the top row where nobody could see me, unless they were intentionally trying to seek me out. Her body was slouched and guarded as if she was trying to disappear, her body…

Chapter Eleven

I didn’t know how he did it, being around him felt like an out of body experience. The heaviness that had become too familiar, that had become my acquaintance was non-existent around his presence, surges of tumbled up giddiness, fluttering butterflies in my stomach and heated body has replaced the usual sadness, he made me…

Chapter Twelve

“Yesterday, me and Ricardo spent the day together,” I whispered to Micah. “You did huh?” his voice devoid of emotions, watching me intently, “was he good to you?” he let out, after moments of silence. “Mhmm, he was. He sat next to me in English Lit, we started having conversations and mini debates. He asked…

Chapter Ten

He changed his hoodie to a beanie, his beauty stark and enhanced by the small difference. I watched him as he went up, feeling the mesmerised pull, wanting to get closer. But then my heart stopped, my body warmed up and my heart thudded crazily against my chest. He pulled the desk upwards and sat…

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