The Silent Architect

JAINESH.D

The Silent Architect

 

Before the first light learned to break,

Before the sleeping dust could wake,

A thought took breath, a design unfurled,

To trace the borders of the world.

You are the ink in the midnight sky,

The ancient script where the galaxies lie,

Yet closer still than the breath I draw,

A sacred presence, a quiet awe.

Not found in stone, nor trapped in gold,

But in the stories yet untold,

In the steady pulse of a grateful heart,

Where human dust and the divine start.

An endless ocean, a boundless shore,

The quiet whisper behind every door,

The stillness found when the shadows fall,

The grand design that holds it all.

  • Author: DJ (Pseudonym) (Offline Offline)
  • Published: May 18th, 2026 09:46
  • Comment from author about the poem: Sometimes, in the middle of a chaotic day, I just have to pause and look around. I see God not in grand, overwhelming miracles, but in the quiet, steady moments—the unspoken peace that settles after a long day, the strength to keep moving forward when things get heavy, and the simple beauty of everyday life. To me, faith isn't about having all the answers or reciting perfect words. It’s a personal, silent conversation. It’s knowing that no matter how loud the world gets, there is a gentle hand guiding my path and a presence that always understands my heart.
  • Category: Religion
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  • sorenbarrett

    A most beautiful write set in great images telling of faith stimulated by the quiet and calm as well as natural and common. Nicely done



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