faith
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[Verse 1]Twilight wraps around us as we step outside,Streetlamps sparkle like diamonds in your eyes.Fingers intertwined, we wander slow and free,Your whisper pulls me closer, sets my spirit free.The world blurs away in this golden hour haze,Every heartbeat echoes your endless grace. [Pre-Chorus]We’ve raced the horizons, claimed every thrill,Laughed through the chaos, bent to our
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[Verse 1 – Andante, veiled strings]When the mind’s quiet fortress yields to the tide,And every guarded thought steps outside,What flows from the breach is neither night nor day—A gentle upheaval in soft disarray. [Pre-Chorus – cello sings alone]Old sorrows and joys rise hand in hand,Like long-lost friends on familiar land.The names I carried melt into
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There are moments when life tips without warning, like a jar of ink spilled across the page of our existence. In those moments, we stand between control and chaos, between intention and accident, questioning whether we shape the path or the path shapes us. The man in the ink represents the human struggle between
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When a nation bleeds, it is not just the soldier who bears the wound…… the farmer’s plough, the teacher’s chalk, the artisan’s chisel, and the child’s lullaby carry the weight of sacrifice. In times of terror, every citizen becomes a sentinel, every street a battlefield, and every heartbeat a war cry. This is not
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This is not a time for poetry made of petals. This is not a time for soft tears and quiet prayers. This is war. They came masked in terror and left ashes in their wake. This poem is a blade, not a balm. It speaks the language of boots on the ground, of bullets
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Stillness does not mean absence. Often, it is the very ground from which presence arises….. deeper, older, and more luminous than sound. This poem wanders into that hush, not to linger in silence, but to walk through it, and beyond it…… into a world quietly unfolding its secrets to those who dare to listen
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Rabindranath Tagore’s “Charana Dharite Diyo Go” (“Allow me to touch your feet”) is a poignant prayer-song composed on May 17, 1914, at Ramgarh in the Himalayas. It is believed that Tagore wrote this piece in remembrance of his father, Maharshi Debendranath Tagore, whose 97th birth anniversary was on May 15, 1914. The song was
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The iconic song Tere Pyaar Ka Aasra Chahta Hoon from the 1959 film Dhool Ka Phool illustrates unrequited love through Mahendra Kapoor and Lata Mangeshkar’s mesmerizing vocals. N. Dutta’s composition highlights a poignant moment between Mala Sinha and Rajendra Kumar’s characters, capturing the pains of longing and hope amid societal pressures. The heartfelt lyrics
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Trust and kindness form the delicate foundation of human relationships, which can easily be damaged by carelessness or unkindness. It’s essential to reflect on whether the connections we create are genuine or if they mask ulterior motives. In a world where vulnerability can be both powerful and dangerous, it’s important to find a balance
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In the tapestry of life, each thread weaves a unique story. Some tales are marked by joy and triumph, while others are shadowed by sorrow and struggle. Yet, amidst the intricate patterns of our existence, there is a constant yearning for connection, for love, and for a sense of belonging. This poem, titled “A
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