Emotionalpoetry Histórias

Some stories are meant to be lived. Some are meant to be written. This is a collection of everything I couldn't say. Of love that felt like home, yet somehow made me lose myself. Of people we wanted to keep, but had to let go. Of conversations that ended too soon, feelings that stayed too long, and nights when sleep was easier than facing our own thoughts. कभी किसी को इतना चाहा है कि उसे पाने से ज़्यादा, उसे खोने का डर सताने लगे? Or maybe, like me, you're simply trying to make sense of all the things you feel but never know how to say. So here are my "Jo Keh Nahi Payi " थोड़ी मोहब्बत, थोड़ी शिकायत, थोड़ा इंतज़ार, कुछ अधूरे ख़्वाब, कुछ आख़िरी अलविदा, और उन सबके बीच एक लड़की जो हर बार किसी को खोकर थोड़ी-सी खुद को पा गई। So, if you've ever felt too much, loved too deeply, or stayed awake with words you couldn't say..... welcome to my "Jo Keh Nahi Payi " शायद इन पन्नों के बीच तुम्हें अपना कोई अधूरा किस्सा भी मिल जाए।

Sometimes you're told a story so many times, you stop questioning it. Until it begins to unravel. Among the pieces left behind are grief, anger, joy and answers. The search for an identity of your own can finally begin.

Melancholia in Bloom For so long, I have tried to decipher what Melancholia in Bloom truly means to me. But it's a name that keeps awakening things I have long buried beneath so much that I don't know how to unlayer it. Maybe writing about it might give it more meaning and help me understand what I am holding back. But for today, that's enough. Tomorrow, words might come pouring out in stanzas and metaphors that might make better sense.

Some feelings are too complicated to say out loud. So I write them down. A collection of poems about love, heartbreak, hope, trust, growing up, and all the emotions that live quietly between the lines. Some poems may feel familiar. Some may hurt. Some may heal. But every poem holds a piece of a feeling-a thought that lingered, a question left unanswered, or a story waiting to be told. Read slowly. You might find a little bit of yourself here.

🖤Disclaimer: This poetry collection is about sexual desire of a woman for a man that keeps appearing in her dreams. So some poems may contain some explicity, sensual words, etc. . . . . He once appeared in my dream... Then he appeared for the second time... He appeared again in my dream. Is he trying to say something? That is an answer I cannot find. It happened again this week, like it always does. Is he trying to tell me that he is mine? - EVA

My adolescence poetry collection

The Steps She Took Home is a tender glimpse into Mira's childhood, when an accident at seven changed something as simple as walking into a long, difficult journey. Through painful therapy, warm buckets of water, careful steps, and the unwavering love of her parents and sister, Mira slowly learns to trust her right leg again. Set against the familiar hum of Delhi, the poem is a quiet reminder that healing is not always about becoming who we were before-it can also be about finding the courage to move forward, one small step at a time. 🤍🌸 About the Author I'm Lavanya Y. Rao, and I wrote *The Steps She Took Home* from a deeply personal place. I have lived through this experience myself, and I know how painful and difficult it can be to recover after a fractured leg-especially when you spend nine long months unable to walk normally. This poem is close to my heart because every step Mira takes carries a little piece of what I went through: the pain, the patience, the frustration, the small moments of hope, and the love of the people who helped me keep going. Writing this was my way of putting those memories into words and giving that little girl I once was a voice. If the poem touched you in any way, please take a moment to **vote and leave a comment**. Your support truly means everything to me. 🤍🌸✨

Sometimes, a stranger's life touches our heart without us even realizing it. ❤️‍🩹 On a simple cab ride from Vasant Kunj to Jor Bagh, Kiara notices something small-a pair of broken glasses hanging beside the driver. What begins as an ordinary journey slowly makes her wonder about the sacrifices people quietly make for their families. She may never know where her small gesture went, but sometimes kindness isn't about knowing what happens next. Sometimes, it's simply about noticing someone who is always putting themselves last. 🌸🤍 A short poem about kindness, dignity, sacrifice, and the little things that can stay with us long after a journey ends. About the Author I'm Lavanya Y. Rao, and I've just started writing poems and stories. ❤️ Writing is something I'm slowly discovering and learning to express through, and every little bit of support means so much to me. If this poem touched your heart, please do vote and leave a comment. 🥹❤️ Your support, encouragement, and feedback truly mean everything to me. 🌸✨

I, Lavanya Y. Rao, have just started writing, and this poem is something very close to me. It is inspired by what I have seen from my own window-the workers I watched every morning, their quiet lives, and the thoughts that stayed with me as I watched them work. Sometimes we see people every day without ever knowing their stories. This poem is my small attempt to turn that experience into words. I hope you will read it, and if you like it, please vote and leave a comment. Your support would mean a lot to me as I begin my journey as a writer. ❤️

Sometimes, letting go of a book feels like letting go of a little piece of yourself. 📚🤍 Sana had read these books countless times. They carried memories, emotions, and little pieces of different versions of her. Giving them away wasn't easy-but she knew that making room for new stories also meant allowing these old ones to find a new home. A small poem about books, memories, and learning when to let go. 🌸📖 I'm **Lavanya Y. Rao**, a new writer who has recently started sharing my writing. ✍️❤️ If you enjoyed this poem, please do **vote and leave a comment**. Your support, encouragement, and feedback truly mean everything to me. 🥹🤍 Thank you for reading and being a part of my little writing journey. 🌷

This is a collection of every almost. Almost loved, almost chosen, almost healed, almost enough. These poems are for anyone who finally realized they deserved more than the stories they kept rewriting.

Pouring my life and feelings into poetry Will be releasing Sep

Description The Girls Who Met Medusa is a powerful poem about rape, victim-blaming, and the painful reality faced by young girls who dare to speak about sexual violence. It challenges the cruel question, "What were you wearing?" and exposes how society sometimes scrutinizes survivors instead of holding perpetrators accountable. Through Medusa as a symbol of trauma, fear, and the way victims are unfairly portrayed as the problem, this poem gives a voice to girls who were silenced, blamed, doubted, or shamed. A girl's clothes are never consent. Her age is never an invitation. Her silence is never permission. And rape is never the victim's fault. This poem is a call to believe survivors, protect children, teach boys about consent and accountability, and create a world where a girl can seek justice without being put on trial for the crime committed against her.

Sunshine is not the whole story. A poem for those who shine for someone, and fade waiting for someone. This poem is about the light that comes into our life like a season - you can't hold it, you can't let it go, you just stay stuck in between. And after it leaves, life feels like a lamp without a wick. If you have ever waited for someone who never came back, this is for you.

A heartfelt cry from a wounded soul tired of toxic love, emotional pain, and silent battles. LORD SAVE ME explores heartbreak, exhaustion, loneliness, and the search for peace through God's guidance and mercy. It's a journey of pain, faith, healing, and hoping for a love that no longer destroys the heart.

About the Poem The Life She Sweeps is a quiet reflection on exhaustion, invisible work, and the lives we sometimes find ourselves living without ever choosing them. Through the simple image of a woman sweeping a staircase, the poem explores the weight of routine, lost dreams, and the silent emotions hidden behind ordinary moments. About the Author I am Lavanya Y. Rao, a new writer who has recently started writing poetry. I write about my thoughts, emotions, and the little things I come across in everyday life. Sometimes a thought stays with me, sometimes a moment inspires me, and sometimes a feeling simply turns into a poem. I am still discovering my voice as a writer, and every poem is a small part of that journey. If you enjoyed my poem, please vote and leave a comment. Your support means everything to me and encourages me to keep writing.

**"Lost in the Gray"** is a poignant collection of poetry that delves into the depths of sadness, solitude, and emotional turmoil. Each verse captures the essence of feeling adrift in a world of muted colors, where joy seems distant and hope feels elusive. Through raw and evocative language, the poems explore themes of heartbreak, loneliness, and the search for meaning amid overwhelming despair. This book offers a reflective journey through the complexities of human emotion, inviting readers to confront their own shadows and find solace in shared vulnerability. TW: Mental problems, Trauma, Panics Attacks. ©️ All rights reserved

A poem about a quiet boy who speaks his heart through late-night chats, a boy who became precious without even trying. It's about admiration, unspoken feelings, and the fear of loving someone who may never know how much they mean to you.

One Evening, One Old Friend is a light-hearted and heartfelt poem about friendship, relationships, and finding joy in the simplest moments. Through Yash's unexpected movie evening with his old friend Rahul, the poem explores how easily we can become caught up in relationships, family responsibilities, and everyday life-and forget to make time for the friends who have always been part of our journey. Sometimes, all it takes is one movie, some popcorn, and an old friend to remind us that happiness can be found in the simplest of evenings. ❤️🍿✨ A poem about friendship, memories, and the beautiful reminder that life has more than one kind of outing. About the Author I am Lavanya Y. Rao, a new writer who has recently started exploring the world of poetry. Writing poems is a new journey for me, and with every poem, I am discovering new ways to turn simple thoughts, conversations, and everyday moments into words. The inspiration for "One Evening, One Old Friend" came from a conversation I had with a friend one morning. Something we spoke about stayed in my mind and slowly became the little spark behind this poem. I took that simple thought and imagined it as a story about friendship, everyday life, and the importance of making time for the people who have been a part of our lives. I am still learning, experimenting, and finding my own voice as a writer. I hope that through my poems, readers can find something familiar, meaningful, or simply comforting in the little stories I share. Thank you for taking the time to read my work and be a part of my journey as a new writer. ❤️ Please do Vote and Comment on my poem.