Tag: Unspoken Words
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Grains of Time: The Erosion of Love and Habit
The clock ticks, not in seconds but in the slow erosion of stone, each moment wearing away the sharp edges of a life lived in familiarity. A steady, persistent rhythm of routine, arguments, and silences, where love lingers not with passion but with quiet endurance—a constant reminder of presence, even in absence.
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I Remember You for No Good Reason
You are the hum in the floorboards of a place that no longer exists, a blueprint the wind erased, a doorbell pressed by no one. Your voice is a shadow cast by a moth too small to matter. Why do you linger like dust in unopened books?
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The Almost Poem: A Dance with What Could Have Been
Some poems arrive whole, complete, tied with a perfect ending. This one does not. It teeters, hesitates, almost becomes something—but then—fades into the space where meaning lingers.
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Fractured Echoes of an Unsaid Love
Was I serious when I said I love you, or was I a magician pulling a trick on myself? Was it the kind of love that stitches wounds, or the kind that carves them deeper? And when you looked at me, was it understanding, or just the polite way people stare at paintings they don’t…
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ok. (or, the weight of a single text message)
A single text. A single word. Three letters that carry the weight of uncertainty, indifference, or something in between. In a world where meaning is compressed into pixels, where silence speaks louder than words, how do we interpret the spaces between the letters?
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Endless Echoes of Love: A Ghazal for Señorita
A soul-stirring ghazal that captures the echoes of love—spoken and unspoken. Through celestial whispers, moonlit shadows, and waves of longing, this poem weaves an eternal melody for Señorita, where love lingers beyond time and silence speaks the deepest truths.