A question about love has long puzzled me, and I want to bring it here for discussion: Is love a wound or a healing? Is love pain or a smile?

[EhAAB]

Hello everyone 🌸
I’m Ehaab Elzerbawy, a poet and novelist who believes that words can heal what silence cannot.

My journey as a writer began with a single question:

> “Is love a wound or a salvation?”

That question became the heartbeat of my poetry collections — especially
💠 Love Deserves Everything
and
💠 This Is How Love Must Be

Every page is a dialogue between pain and beauty — between the fire of passion and the tenderness of hope.
You can also find my works across platforms such as
📘 Amazon |
📗 Apple Books |
📙 Draft2Digital |
📘 Kobo

I’d love to hear your thoughts:
💭 Do you believe poetry can truly heal — or does it simply teach us to live beautifully with our pain?

— Ehaab Elzerbawy
(Poet | Novelist | Dreamer of Words)

[EhAAB]

Thank you so much to everyone who read my post.
I deeply believe that poetry isn’t just words — it’s what those words awaken within us.
Sometimes healing doesn’t begin when the pain disappears, but when it finally finds a voice.
What about you? Has a poem ever healed something inside you?

[EhAAB]

Sometimes, I think poetry heals us simply by reminding us that we are not alone

[Arissu]

Love is like something which can't be defined-bcuz it's def changes with whom you are, and how you are... and who you are.
but for me.. it's just something you can't really say but only imagine and feel every moment of it...even if it gives pain, grief, salvation..idc just living in it.
Because it's funny how just some feeling changes the entire personality of a person... and that we can understand here itself.. by looking back on your fav ships, books, people, the genres you loved?