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Author: Alina Ayoub

Alina Ayoub is a writer and creative. While earning her B.A. in Hearing and Speech Sciences at the University of Maryland, she immersed herself in English composition and literature courses—an early foundation for the writing she does today. Professionally, she has written across a range of industries: from copy and content for brands like Prada Beauty, Five Hour Energy, and SKIMS, to medical and research writing for labs and practices. But at heart, creative writing remains her personal refuge and passion. She often writes poetry and journal-style collections that explore vulnerability, identity, and the messiness of being human. She writes to make others feel seen, not alone, and inspire connection. Instagram: @alina.ayoub

The Chameleon

February 4, 2026February 4, 2026 Alina Ayoub

They say I am too much, too grand in my gestures, too slick with shine, as if my smile is lacquered on like paint over rot. As if my joy was tearing at the seams. They accuse —pretender, actress, But I know this: I have never been more true than Read more

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Umbrella

December 14, 2025December 14, 2025 Alina Ayoub

I am the shadow outside the circle, the extra seat no one needs. I pull it close anyhow. So, my hands have learned how to smooth the air before it becomes smoke. I smile so wide and holy that it pains me. I become their favorite candy and feel pride Read more

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