Historias de Solitudepoetry

Bienvenue dans Chansons pour l'Âme! Ceci est le premier livre de la trilogie Cantiques d'un Vers, une collection de poèmes basés sur des expériences, des souvenirs et des histoires, attention! Il n'inclut pas d'événements particuliers ou de situations spécifiques, voici donc un échantillon: . . . . Je suis né dans le vice de tes mots d'autres avec des sons ne comprennent pas ce que nous taisons, Mais nous ressentons plus que quiconque L'odeur du vent qu'un autre fruit défendu est né en Eden. Celui qui a empoisonné ta peau avec la mienne sans pitié . . . . Tu m'aimes bien? Hein? Eh bien, réjouissez-vous et lisez . . . "Tous droits réservés"

Welcome to Songs for the Soul! This is the first book of the trilogy Canticles of a Verse, a collection of poems based on experiences, memories and stories attention! It does not include particular events or specific situations, so here is a sample: . . . . I was born in full vice of your words others with sounds do not understand what we keep silent, But we feel more than anyone else Smell in the wind that another forbidden fruit has been born in Eden. The one that poisoned your skin with mine without mercy . . . . You like me? Huh? Well, cheer up and read . . . "All rights reserved"

This poem is a deeply personal reflection on discovering the divine not through rituals or tradition, but through raw, solitary suffering. Rooted in Indian spiritual imagery-diyas, bhajans, temples-it contrasts childhood faith with the adult experience of pain, showing how God's truest presence often emerges not in the grandeur of worship, but in the quiet, unspoken companionship found in our darkest hours. It's a reminder that the divine is not always in saving us, but in staying with us when we cannot save ourselves.