Poem Stories

Finding Myself Series - Book 4 I am learning to stand in places I never thought I'd go.

13 𝐓𝐈𝐌𝐄𝐒 𝐀𝐖𝐀𝐑𝐃 𝐖𝐈𝐍𝐍𝐄𝐑 ──────── ˚ ₊ ‧ ⋆ ──────── There has always been an abyss residing in me. Something hollow and deep and empty. Something that screams to be heard. Something that aches for meaning in this haunting world. Through this collection I try to pick out the pieces of my heart and bleed out words that have haunted me. And maybe try to find peace with a truth that always scared me. because maybe this is how its meant to be : me, floating in the abyss of my misery ────────˚ ₊ ‧ ⋆ ──────── ⟪ h i g h e s t r a n k i n g s ⟫ #1 in poem (out of 199k stories) #1 in poetrycollection (out of 34.5k stories) #1 in words (out of 16.5k stories) #1 in poembook (out of 15.8k stories) #1 in prose (out of 9.07k stories)

Some emotions can't be spoken- so they were etched here, softly and deeply. Rankings : #1 in deeppoetry #2 in deeppoems

A collection of poems for the girls who feel too much and say too little.

A collection of stories completed in my senior schooling and University Years.

To most people, July is just a month. It is mid-summer heat, a turning page on a calendar, a marker of time. But to him, July was a person. She was the first to melt a winter that had lasted five years. She was the spark in a crowded room, the stranger who walked through an open door and made a home in a heart that had long been closed. She was the one who made him believe that he was finally ready to feel again. But seasons change, and the warmest months can turn cold without warning. The Archive of Almosts is a collection of fifteen poems chronicling a modern tragedy. It captures the dizzying highs of finding a connection that feels like fate, and the confusing, suffocating lows of watching that connection fade. It is a story about the danger of letting your guard down, the blindness of trust, and the specific silence that follows a storm. This is a book for anyone who has ever loved a temporary person. This is a book for the things we almost had.

During a routine move into a new London house, fifteen-year-old Meera Sen uncovers a fragile poem hidden inside an old box carried over from her former apartment. Written in elegant hand on fine French paper, the verse addresses an unnamed Lady of the Veena and speaks of lamps, learning, and a pearl preserved through hunger and night. Its language is devotional, yet its imagery unsettles. The poem seems to remember something no one alive can fully explain. What begins as idle curiosity soon gathers weight. As Meera shares the poem with her parents, fragments of family memory stir, drawing them back to Kolkata and beyond, into conversations half-finished, histories half-forgotten, and places long avoided. The poem appears to be older than expected, its clues scattered across libraries, river towns, and an ancestral house standing between decay and desire. As Meera and her cousins follow its trail, they discover that the poem is not merely inherited but contested. Competing interpretations emerge, along with pressures both intimate and external. Some see promise, others profit. Some wish the past preserved, others erased. With tensions rising and the poem revealing only what it chooses to, Meera must learn how knowledge travels across generations, and why certain things are hidden not to be lost, but to be protected.

This book is a collection of poems deeply expressed from my heart and inspired by nature and my surroundings which i find striking ! There is so much joy in the diurnal monotony and our little world,this is an effort to capture it ! Happy Reading...

exploring inner voices of ordinary things with a simple question "If I were a...?" This collection is not strictly autobiographical. The poems explore emotions, identities, and perspectives: some lived, some imagined, some observed.

A collection of poems that had the potential to be loved, yet remained unnoticed. Poets don't just write - they bleed, piece by piece, into the paper. They breathe life into words and call it poetry. Writing is filled with what-ifs, maybes, and endless confusion. Yet a poet continues - to write, to bleed, to stay honest. Poets are known for writing about love, but in truth, they write what they secretly crave - and when asked why, they learn to lie. This book is a place where overthinkers can breathe, where tired minds can rest, and where those carrying too much can finally pause.

If poetry and quotes are something of your interest, then within this book you'll find one poetry or quotes after the other and the other. I hope you enjoy it as much as I enjoy writing it.

A Journey Through the Storm (heartbreak) is a collection of urdu/ roman Hindi poems tracing the quiet path from heartbreak to healing. Through raw emotions, hard truths, and moments of deep solitude, these verses capture the ache of loving, the courage of letting go, and the strength found in choosing oneself. This is not about forgetting the pain, but about understanding it, sitting with it, and slowly finding peace in being alone. Written for anyone who has been broken, reflective, and brave enough to rebuild in silence, this journey is a reminder that even after the storm, the heart can learn to rest.

"and in the threshold of liminality, one does not know whether they think, or they dream..." a poetry-prose collection of beauty... and its ruins. Cover in Pinterest by Julianne Riddle

The city of thorns glowed with electric sorrow.

Volume II of my life's poetry work As with my first volume, these poems contain snippets of my life and my strongest emotions. Here I have opened my soul up to be read.

A collection of poems filled with emotions, devotion, and unspoken feelings.

Hidden beyond the veil of night, where the stars hum forgotten melodies and the moon guards its whispered secrets, lies a library unlike any other. This is no ordinary collection-each tale is a map to an uncharted world, a fleeting echo of a dream, or a heartbeat suspended in time. Within The Moon's Secret Library, every story and poem holds a glimpse into their world-ATEEZ, caught between shadow and light. Love found beneath a silver crescent, mysteries traced in constellations, and sorrow carried by the tides. Some moments will burn like a comet's trail, others will linger like an unsung lullaby-but all will leave you longing for just one more glimpse beyond the horizon. Step inside, where echoes of their voices guide you, and let the moon's stories lead you home.

With Him. To find myself. With Him. To Heal. With Him. To dance, sing and rejoice. With Him. To face the past. With Him. Till Eternity and beyond

Hello, my dear readers hope you enjoy my poetry. I just wanted to convey my feeling through this poetry hope it did. Thank you so much my dear readers ❤✌

Written under quiet moons and unspoken feelings, this book is more than just love poems. Moonlit Longing holds longing, faith, friendship, and strength- poems born from silence, prayers, and moments that stayed. Some verses are for love, some for people who felt like home, and some for feelings that never asked to be named. If you believe love exists in many forms, and that some emotions are meant to be written, not explained- this book is for you. - Noor 🌙