Valley of Light

Rasheed Noorani

Storm gathers,
shadows fall across my shoulders.
The sea of thought is endless,
doors are shut,
walls rise high—
yet from silence:

I walk into valley of light.

Nights are long,
winds are cruel.
Yet every breaking is a seed,
every silence is a song—
and beyond the veil:

I walk into valley of light.

Tree bends in storm,
but it does not break.
River loses its way,
yet it finds the sea.
My heart stumbles,
yet it learns to rise—
and in the nameless:

I walk into valley of light.

Every closed gate is a summons,
every darkness, a birth.
I am not the end of the road—
I am its turning.
I am not the weight—
I am its flight.
And where no word can dwell:

I walk,
I walk,
into valley of light.

 

  • Author: Rasheed Noorani (Offline Offline)
  • Published: November 14th, 2025 05:36
  • Comment from author about the poem: “Valley of Light” was written at a moment when silence felt heavier than speech and the inner world seemed filled with closed doors. The poem is an exploration of breaking, mending, and the quiet resilience that grows beneath every darkness. It reflects a journey from shadow into illumination, where each struggle becomes a threshold and each silence becomes a guide. This piece is part meditation, part inner travelling; an attempt to name the path that leads from burden to becoming.
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