Life drifts in silent rivers, winding slow
Through valleys carved by laughter, rain, and loss.
The morning’s hush, the evening’s gentle sigh-
Each breath a page, unwritten, yet endured.
We gather joy like petals in our hands,
Unfolding hope in seasons of despair,
And cradle sorrow, learning how it shapes
The fragile architecture of our days.
Love enters quietly, a subtle chord
That hums beneath the thunder of the world-
A glance, a touch, the memory of warmth
That lingers in the corridors of thought.
It is the thread that binds the scattered hours,
The silent promise woven through the dusk,
A beacon in the labyrinth of doubt,
A shelter built from kindness, trust, and time.
We stumble, rise, and reach for what remains-
The embers of the heart, still glowing red
Against the chill of all that must be lost.
Yet in this dance of endings and of dreams,
We find the shape of meaning, softly cast
In shadow, light, and all that lies between.
So let us walk this path with open hands,
And hold each other gently as we go.
-
Author:
DJ (Pseudonym) (
Offline) - Published: May 15th, 2025 08:28
- Comment from author about the poem: This poem is a reflection of my own journey through the ups and downs of life. I wanted to capture the emotions that shape us-joy, sorrow, hope, and love-and how they all come together to make us who we are. Love, especially, is the thread that keeps me moving forward, even in difficult times. Through these words, I hope to share a piece of my heart and remind us all that, no matter what we face, we’re never truly alone.
- Category: Love
- Views: 10
- Users favorite of this poem: Poetic Licence, Jainesh.D
Offline)
Comments5
Peace in our wanderings is reflected in this well crafted poem of a life's journey. Very nicely done.
Thank for your feedback
Beautifully written write through lifes journey, written in a positive, implying no matter what happens keep strong, enjoyed the read
Absolutely I agreed your thoughts.
Should I swipe left, or right?
Incredibleeeee i love love love your poem thank you for sharing
Thank you
Fantastic.
Thank you sir
To be able to comment and rate this poem, you must be registered. Register here or if you are already registered, login here.