#poem

# Hands That Lead #

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A touching depiction of a mother and child walking on a dusty path, where love is felt more than said. The poem shows the strength of a mother and the trust of a child, transforming a simple journey into a… Read More ›

# After Log Off #

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A simple poem about identity beyond the digital self, capturing the calm after disconnection, where the noise fades and one reconnects with their true self. # After Log Off # When the light goes out,I remain— not the version that… Read More ›

# Books on Dusty Self #

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A playful and intimate glimpse into a library where books are alive—teasing, flirting, and holding secrets. “Books on Dusty Self” explores memory, curiosity, and the quiet courage it takes to confront the stories waiting for us in the dust. #… Read More ›

# The Silent Bond #

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This poem captures a quiet, intimate moment between a mother and her child, where love speaks louder than words. Set against a simple, rustic backdrop, it reflects the timeless bond of guidance, trust, and unconditional care that shapes a child’s… Read More ›

# Life Beyond the Screen #

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A simple poem that looks at our close but distant bond with smartphones. It shifts between feeling connected and alone, highlighting the moment when digital distractions fade, allowing us to hear our own inner thoughts again. # Life Beyond the… Read More ›

# Steady Steps #

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This poem follows the quiet resilience of a person navigating daily worries—financial, personal, and emotional. Through small, steady actions and a growing inner strength, they discover courage and a deeper belief in their own journey. # Steady Steps # Sometimes… Read More ›

# A Mystery After Life #

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This poem looks at how we slowly lose our identity, expectations, and attachments in life. It suggests that after loss, there is a deeper truth—a return to our true selves, where love, kindness, and truth are what truly matter. A… Read More ›

# The Way You See Me #

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Sometimes love doesn’t arrive with noise or certainty—it unfolds quietly, in the spaces where we feel most seen. The poem explores that gentle transformation: the comfort of being understood, the rediscovery of self, and the subtle shift from wanting to… Read More ›

# You Became Mine #

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(Pic Courtesy:Google.com) Some connections don’t arrive with noise or intention—they grow quietly, in the spaces we didn’t realize were waiting to be understood. This poem shows a gentle closeness in which nothing is hurried and everything feels important. It’s about… Read More ›