Unheardof Stories

A poem about unheard screams, unseen tears and unheard words. Not a happy go-lucky poem so don't read if you were looking for that. Not my usual style, but I wrote this and wanted to share.

Censored verses, a heart redacted.

~sometimes we are different~

🔸 Gandhi vs. Global Shadows Gandhi and Hitler (letters) Gandhi and Stalin (state vs. soul) Gandhi and Mussolini (fascism rising) Gandhi and Churchill (Empire's arrogance) Gandhi and Lincoln (slavery vs. untouchability) 🔸 Gandhi and Forgotten India Gandhi and Jallianwala Bagh Gandhi and Partition Gandhi and Khudai Khidmatgars Gandhi and Birsa Munda Gandhi and Bhagat Singh 🔸 Gandhi and the Margins Gandhi and Caste (vs Ambedkar) Gandhi and Women (Kasturba's silence) Gandhi and Dalit Children Gandhi and Hindu-Muslim Unity Gandhi and the Adivasis 🔸 Gandhi and the World Gandhi and the Titanic Gandhi and the Spanish Flu (he survived it) Gandhi and Einstein (letters) Gandhi and Charlie Chaplin (technology conversation) Gandhi and Mandela (legacy continuation) 🔸 Gandhi's Personal Shadows Gandhi and his eldest son (Harilal Gandhi) Gandhi and celibacy experiments Gandhi and South African regrets Gandhi and Kasturba's death Gandhi and personal guilt ✍️ Written & Narrated by: Nitesh Patil 🎯 Tone: Intense | Format: Wattpad storytelling | Purpose: Truth as an Eye-opener

The unheard stories, being a victim of LBGTQ + harrasment, sexual assault, and physical, and how they relate

Inspired by a real-life story, Pride & Prejudice is a raw, emotionally-charged piece that speaks for the unheard. It sheds light on the quiet strength of those judged, misunderstood, and overlooked by society. In a world quick to condemn and slow to understand, this poem calls out hypocrisy, questions misplaced pride, and honors those who endure in silence. If you've ever witnessed injustice behind closed doors or felt the sting of unfair judgment, this poem may echo something deep within you.

Masar Al Hijrah The Path of Two Souls Who Were One Wasfi was always a quiet soul. He didn't speak much, but he felt deeply. In school, he often sat alone, not because he wasn't kind, but because the world never quite knew how to listen to someone like him. As the years went by, Wasfi carried this quietness with him. Through heartbreak, confusion, and the slow climb of growing up, he lived in silence, trying to make sense of it all. Then one day, he met Masar. He didn't just remind Wasfi of himself. He was him - in appearance, in nature, in the way he looked at the world with both wonder and sadness. It was like life had created a twin out of his loneliness and handed it back to him. Masar wasn't just a lookalike. He was a mirror. And somehow, in meeting him, Wasfi began to see himself more clearly than ever before. They didn't plan a journey. It simply happened. What began as a strange encounter turned into something rare, a friendship where nothing had to be explained. Together, they traveled through cities, memories, breakdowns and breakthroughs. And somewhere along the way, Wasfi began to rise. Not just in success, but in spirit. This is the story of Wasfi. From his school days to the moment he reached the top. But more than that, it's a story of what happens when you meet someone who feels like the other half of your silence. It's about how we heal when we're finally seen. And how every migration, every Hijrah begins within. Masar Al Hijrah is a novel for anyone who has ever felt alone in a crowded room. It's for the quiet ones, the deep feelers, and those who are still searching for the part of themselves that finally feels whole.

« She was the girl who talks others out of suicide, but has a hard time doing the same for herself. She truthfully assures everyone how beautiful, lovely, wonderful and precious they all are, because she didn't want them to feel the way she does; the opposite. » She was the girl who felt INFERIOR. ©️Bibi Noorree, 2019

Nyx had always been a little different her father always encouraged her to be her quirky self but after losing her father her mother was always yelling at her to be normal like her twin brother Solace who got good grades was in honors was social and friendly leaving Nyx longing for validation always falling short

She who is overlooked for being too weak and overreacting. For someone you know who needs someone to notice, but could end up being too late.

A story about a craving that turned into a lesson on how not to listen.

Unheard series #1

We always end up in this vicious circle of love. Breaking it is a task but a cardinal one. Although, let's take a moment to pour our hearts out and feel this emotion no less than any other.

light concern peace

and if only you knew how much she did love you when it lasted, you wouldn't have left. maybe. probably. THE GIRL WHO SPIT FLOWERS. a poetry narration book. seopresso, 2017.

In this exciting conclusion of The Bound Trilogy, Emily is still in the clutches of those who kidnapped her. Jack is slowly losing his mind, and Leah and Devin's relationship is faltering. Through all the ups and downs of dealing with his new family's troubles, Alexander Whitesmith has to confront his past in order to move on with his future. During the search for his sister, Emily, Alexander is made aware that the mate he left all those years ago, may in fact be innocent of the charges he laid against her. In order to find out the truth he seeks her out, only to find something he never expected. Kayla Bennett is a single mother. At the age of 15 when she met her mate Alexander, she thought her world was finally starting to make sense. Now 3 years later, she is raising her 2 year old son by herself while trying to help the Council bring down an organization that spans across the country. When Alexander unexpectedly walks back into her life, can she forgive him for the way things ended? Or will her bitterness consume her and ruin what little chance she has at happiness? Will he finally listen to what really happened all those years ago? Or will Alexander's pride leave her words unheard?

There are things that are meant but better left unsaid.

A teen girl is out with her friends surrounded by friends but in reality she is all alone

Hey there! This is Udita, for the first time I grabbed my courage to write my heart out in a public platform where people can read my story. The story is based on teenage depression and issues between parents and children nowadays. Hope you'd like it.