Emotionalpoetry Stories

I feel the way your metaphors glow but the label that held you is gone.

I hoped for your return, your warmth, your embrace, your soft whispers, and I have been waiting in silence for you.

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.

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. ❤️

"For the hearts that feel too much, too often, too deeply. These poems are for you" This is a collection of feelings that you all might be bearing. I just want to be someone who understands you.

She Did Not Grow Old is a poem about the quiet changes a woman goes through when life becomes too heavy. It is about stress, motherhood, expectations, changing bodies, falling hair, and the painful words of people who forget that a woman is more than the way she looks. Sometimes, she hasn't stopped being beautiful. Sometimes, she is simply tired. This poem is for every woman who has ever been told, "You don't look as pretty as you used to." Maybe what she needed was never criticism-just a little understanding. About the Author - Lavanya Y. Rao I'm Lavanya Y. Rao, a new writer who finds stories and poetry in the emotions and experiences we often overlook. I wrote this poem because I feel that so many women in this world are constantly complained to or complained about-"You don't look as pretty as you used to," "You've gained weight," or "You've changed." But behind every change, there may be a story, a struggle, or a battle that nobody sees. I hope this poem makes you pause before judging someone by their appearance. If this poem touched you in any way, please vote and leave a comment. Your support means a lot to a new writer like me. ❤️

Echoes: A Poetry Collection Some people enter our lives as ordinary moments, unaware that time will turn them into unforgettable memories. Echoes is a collection of verses about the quiet journey of love from the first glance that meant nothing, to the presence that slowly became a part of everyday life. It explores the beauty of noticing someone beyond their appearance, of finding poetry in their smallest gestures, and of loving a soul without the desire to possess it. Through pages filled with admiration, distance, longing, and devotion, this collection captures the emotions that often remain unspoken, the feelings hidden between a familiar smile, a passing moment, and a memory that refuses to fade. Because some loves are not measured by what we hold... but by what remains within us long after the moment has passed.

My adolescence poetry collection

What do you do when the world is quiet but your mind won't shut up? 3 AM Unsent Messages is a haunting, intimate collection of fragmented thoughts, whispered confessions, and emotional snapshots scribbled in the dark. Equal parts journal, poetry, and stream-of-consciousness therapy, this book captures the sleepless moments where memories hit hardest, regrets echo loudest, and truths are too raw to say aloud. With the vulnerable honesty of a midnight voicemail and the strange comfort of a stranger's open diary, these unsent messages explore love, loss, nostalgia, and the beautiful chaos of being awake when everyone else is dreaming. This is not a book you read... it's one you feel. This is especially made for anyone who has ever stared at the ceiling and thought, "I shouldn't be feeling this much right now." PS. some photos used as chapter covers aren't mine. ALL CREDITS TO THE RIGHTFUL OWNER/S.

The Planes Above Hauz Khas is a nostalgic poem about a young girl who once believed that every airplane flying over her home carried her wishes into the sky. As she grows older, she learns the truth about where planes are going, but she never completely loses the magic of her childhood belief. It is a gentle reflection on dreams, hope, and the little things we carry with us as we grow. About the Author I, Lavanya Y. Rao, am a new and aspiring writer. I find inspiration in the simple moments and little experiences of everyday life. I wrote The Planes Above Hauz Khas after watching a plane fly above my house and imagining the wishes and dreams it might carry away with it. Through this poem, I wanted to bring back the innocence of childhood and the beautiful belief that our wishes can somehow find their way to the places where they can come true. If you enjoyed my poem, please do vote and leave a comment. I truly need and appreciate your support as a new writer. Your encouragement means a lot to me and inspires me to continue writing. ❤️

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।

"When Thoughts Become a Habit" is a poem about the exhausting cycle of overthinking and how easily our minds can become trapped between the past, the future, and the present moment. Through Radha's everyday life, the poem shows how overthinking can begin from the moment we wake up and continue while we work, rest, and even try to sleep. She carries memories of yesterday, worries about tomorrow, and endless "what ifs" that slowly take away the peace of today. The poem reminds us that thinking endlessly about a situation cannot change what has already happened or guarantee what will happen next. Sometimes, overthinking simply becomes a habit-a pattern our minds repeat until we learn to pause and let certain thoughts go. At its heart, this poem is about choosing peace over endless questioning, learning to breathe, and understanding that not every thought deserves our energy. I, Lavanya Y. Rao, am a new writer, and I have just started writing these poems-often about thoughts, feelings, and ideas that suddenly come to my mind. I simply put those thoughts into words and turn them into poems. I would truly appreciate it if you take a moment to vote for my poem and share your thoughts in the comments. Your support and feedback would mean a lot to me as I continue this new writing journey. ❤️🙏

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.

"When Pride Meets Need" is an emotional poem about Radhika, a woman who finds herself financially dependent on others despite wanting to earn for herself. It explores the quiet emotions that come with asking for help-the hesitation, the relief, the vulnerability, and the hope of one day having something of her own. At its heart, the poem reminds us that needing support does not make someone less worthy, and that every person's story is still unfolding. Author's Note I'm Lavanya Y. Rao, a new writer, and this poem came to me while I was going through different moods and emotions. I simply tried to put those feelings into words and create a story that others might connect with. ❤️ If you enjoyed my poem, I would really appreciate it if you could vote and leave a comment. Your support and encouragement mean everything to me as I begin my writing journey. 🌸📖❤️

A collection of poetry by DUNELIS Some things are never spoken. They live quietly in the spaces between fear and faith, pain and healing, confusion and understanding. Where the Unspoken Lives is a collection of poems exploring the emotions we struggle to name-the wounds we carry, the questions that remain unanswered, the moments that leave us changed, and the hope we discover in unexpected places. Six poems. Six different journeys. One place where the unspoken comes alive. WHERE THE UNSPOKEN LIVES by DUNELIS 🎀💙

Hamari Kya Khata? What happens when the home that once felt like your safest place slowly begins to feel unfamiliar? A poem about growing up, the weight of expectations, the quiet ache of becoming "parayi" in your own home, and the painful question that lingers somewhere between a daughter and her parents: Hamari kya khata? And perhaps, somewhere between changing times and changing circumstances, there is no one to blame - only a story that took a different turn. Originally written in Roman Urdu, followed by its English rendering and an author's note. "Hamari Kya Khata?" is one of the selected poems from my published poetry collection, 'Raqs-e-Haqeeqat - The Twirls Of Reality', by Dr Ayesha Noorain A.

Journals 4 explores the unfinished pain of growing up too soon, the silence left by family, and the relationships that shaped who you became. Through grief, forgiveness, accountability, and acceptance, Richard Kors confronts the past and begins letting go of what he can no longer change.

#1 in spilledink #2 in sensual 🖤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

Just something I feel..and I'm sure I'm not the only one.

They weren't looking for a savior. They found a wildfire. Jules never loses a fight. Sharp-tongued, fearless, and impossible to control, she walks into every courtroom ready for war. Rules are merely suggestions, and patience has never been her strongest virtue. Josh believes emotions are weaknesses. A brilliant doctor hiding behind walls of discipline and detachment, he's spent years building a life where nothing can touch him. Especially not someone like Jules. From the moment they meet, they clash. Every conversation becomes a battle. Every glance feels like a challenge. Every insult hides a spark neither of them wants to acknowledge. What begins as hatred soon turns into obsession. What starts as rivalry becomes temptation. And when buried secrets begin to surface, they discover that the line between love and hate is far more dangerous than either of them imagined. In a world of broken promises, old wounds, and hearts determined to stay guarded, Jules and Josh must decide whether some fires are meant to destroy-or whether they're meant to keep you warm forever. A slow-burn enemies-to-lovers poetry collection filled with tension, passion, healing, and the beautiful chaos of falling in love with the person you swore you'd hate forever.