Hello Poetry
Submit your work and get some sparkles! Create free account
#poeticsoul
I am not loud, but my silence speaks truth. I am misunderstood, yet my heart stays kind. I trust carefully, but when I do, it’s real. I am not perfect, but I am genuine, honest in every feeling, true in every word. I may be fragile, but I am strong enough to hold love, to protect it, and to let it grow. I am me — and that is enough. I am the right person, even if the world doesn’t always see it.
0
Nov 5, 2025
Nov 5, 2025 at 11:45 PM UTC
I Am the Right Person
In nine years — those nine years ago, where it all first bled, my hand chased after words like birds startled into flight; each letter a feather I tried to hold, each silence, a wing that trembled. These fingers ran that day — still running, from the moment ink first called my name. Less of a speech, more a prayer pressed through assembly lines of thought; for the soul is not a factory, but a forge — and every verse I hammered, sparked and seared another part of me alive. Like a leaf falling in love mid-air, I found gravity too gentle to fear; I fell, I wrote, and somewhere before hitting the ground I truly learned that _leaving_ and _leafing_ were the same thing: growth disguised as a humble descent. I could never leave the pen alone, though sometimes I’d put it down, just long enough to hear it whisper back, "Are we really done, or just beginning?" And so I’d wait — for new trees to rise from the mulch of old ideas, roots feeding on yesterday’s failures, branches reaching toward an unwritten sky. Nine years — and I, the son of my own beginnings, a poet, a writer, a craftsman made of paper cuts and persistence. Now my body is the parchment, my breath the ink; I left fingerprints in every stanza as if to remind myself — __I was here!__ To leave this body, and to leave this breath, is not to die, but to scatter — to bleed into every margin of the world. And when the last drop dries, they’ll still find me pressed between these pages, a ghost of graphite and grace. Nine years ago, I met the pen — and it said to me, "Take my hand, and believe." And I did. And I still do. Every line since has been proof of that promise.
0
Oct 15, 2025
Oct 15, 2025 at 4:54 PM UTC
Nine Years and a Pen
In nine years — those nine years ago, where it all first bled, my hand chased after words like birds startled into flight; each letter a feather I tried to hold, each silence, a wing that trembled. These fingers ran that day — still running, from the moment ink first called my name. Less of a speech, more a prayer pressed through assembly lines of thought; for the soul is not a factory, but a forge — and every verse I hammered, sparked and seared another part of me alive. Like a leaf falling in love mid-air, I found gravity too gentle to fear; I fell, I wrote, and somewhere before hitting the ground I truly learned that _leaving_ and _leafing_ were the same thing: growth disguised as a humble descent. I could never leave the pen alone, though sometimes I’d put it down, just long enough to hear it whisper back, "Are we really done, or just beginning?" And so I’d wait — for new trees to rise from the mulch of old ideas, roots feeding on yesterday’s failures, branches reaching toward an unwritten sky. Nine years — and I, the son of my own beginnings, a poet, a writer, a craftsman made of paper cuts and persistence. Now my body is the parchment, my breath the ink; I left fingerprints in every stanza as if to remind myself — __I was here!__ To leave this body, and to leave this breath, is not to die, but to scatter — to bleed into every margin of the world. And when the last drop dries, they’ll still find me pressed between these pages, a ghost of graphite and grace. Nine years ago, I met the pen — and it said to me, "Take my hand, and believe." And I did. And I still do. Every line since has been proof of that promise.
Continue reading...
25
I do not know if it’s all illusion— but I adore when someone lies awake, eyes wide with dreams, tracing blades of grass, searching for me among flocks of white herons. I adore how someone falls in love with me while watching a deer—hair spilled wild, resting in pale blue light, waiting, almost breathless, for the hour of longing to end. And I adore it more when they listen for dew to learn if I have arrived; cradling a young hare, wondering if I, too, am restless; holding a white flower, smiling softly, gazing at swans and thinking of me. When rain falls they run outside just to feel me near. I love it— after the long day fades, or in the burnt stillness of afternoon, when they return, weary as a dove, and look for me— yes, I love it. May they remain like rainfall— gentle, everlasting, felt upon skin and soul.
0
Sep 20, 2025
Sep 20, 2025 at 1:36 AM UTC
Felt Like Rain
Every time I gaze at the mirror, a storm of doubts rises within me — Am I worthy? Am I beautiful? Am I doing enough with my life? Am I ambitionless? Am I being too carefree? Am I gaining weight? …and so many more. But amidst the flood of questions, my heart gently whispers: You are worthy. It’s not the external beauty that defines you — It’s your self-love, your kindness to yourself. Mirrors only reflect what’s visible. But what really shapes us is the change we choose beyond the glass.
0
Jun 27, 2025
Jun 27, 2025 at 6:10 AM UTC
Beyond the Glass
I wish I were the captain of a ship sailing through the seas of time, carrying with me the tales of the past and the dreams of the future.
0
May 29, 2025
May 29, 2025 at 6:22 PM UTC
Captain of Time
For Her Appearance doesn't matter, But a kind heart does. Unwanted attention? No. A true shoulder to lean on — yes. Fake concerns don’t move her, But sincere words always will. Yes — She may seem strange to you, Because you can't decipher her soul. She’s a rare gem Amid all the world’s noisy pleasures... She shines brightest In the quiet kingdom of her own world.
0
May 16, 2025
May 16, 2025 at 12:07 AM UTC
A Strange Girl!!
Upon the hush of night, the silent heart doth sigh, No path remains to heaven’s distant sky. I call thee forth, O Muse of burning fire, From depths profound of unrest's dark desire. When quiet swallows thee in shadows deep, And endless echoes haunt forgotten sleep, What lingers at the edge of all we know — But sheaves of sorrow, love's eternal glow?
0
Apr 7, 2025
Apr 7, 2025 at 5:13 PM UTC
Whispers Beneath the Silent Sky
She writes in whispers, in echoes that stay, Carving lost names in the wind’s soft sway. Her ink is sorrow, her verses bleed, A requiem sung for the hearts that need. "When someone who loves us fades away," She mourns the words we failed to say. Regret clings tight in the hush of night, Where silence weeps in the absence of light. Yet love, in her hands, is vast and free, A grand heist stolen from sky and sea. "The sunset’s glow, so bold, so bright," She claims the stars, the waves, the light. For love is not caged—it is wild, untamed, A river that flows, never to be named. She speaks of love beyond mere touch, Of time-defying, endless trust. "Love reshapes, rebuilds, redefines," She whispers of love that never confines. A fire that burns yet does not consume, A madness that dances beneath the moon. And when she writes of power’s weight, Of hands that build and hands that break, She lays before us the choice of fate— "Will you rule & hold position of power? OR will you love, and set love free?" Oh, poet of grief, of love, of fire, Your words take flight, they never tire. They carve their names on hearts unseen, A melody woven in gold between. If ever ink could outlive time, It would be yours—sublime, divine.
0
Mar 5, 2025
Mar 5, 2025 at 3:00 AM UTC
The Poet Who Holds Time in Her Hands @Melancholy of Innocence
She writes like the sky when it aches in the night, soft words like raindrops, heavy with light. Each verse a whisper, each line a sigh, a thought unfinished, yet reaching the sky. She mourns in echoes, in bruised, gentle hands, finding beauty in loss she barely withstands. A squirrel, a muse, a fleeting embrace, love never dies—it just shifts its place. She seeks the truth but walks through grey, a heart once open, now kept at bay. Yet, even in sorrow, she finds her hue, a poet of storms, painting skies anew She gave her light, soft and true, but hands that took just let it bruise. A heart once open, now worn and sore, kindness bent, became the floor. She sought truth, pure and bright, only to face a blackened night. “Why not believe?” destiny said, but how could she, when all turned grey instead? She once found love in a garden untamed, flowers whispered, the evening sun flamed. A hand in hers, a wish unspoken, but even love can leave hearts broken. And oh, the tiny soul she raised, fur so soft, wild yet brave. A bite for a wrong, a love that stayed, until fate, so cruel, took her away. She cried for a squirrel, screamed for a muse, words felt heavy, nothing to use. A poet lost, yet still she writes, in soft, aching lines on rainy nights. She loved, she lost, she still remains, a poet who bleeds in ink-stained veins
0
Feb 28, 2025
Feb 28, 2025 at 5:32 AM UTC
A Poet Who Paints in Rain @Immortality
One day my daughter will ask me why, Her gaze will pierce like the evening sky. "Why don't you believe in God, my dear?" I’ll answer softly, voice tinged with fear. "There was a time when faith held me tight, Its whispers soothed through the longest night. But wounds I bore were too deep to hide, And doubts grew strong as the pain inside." "Perhaps, one day, His grace will descend, To heal the cracks no soul could amend. For now, I tread where the shadows cling, Hoping for dawn that new light might bring." "Each heart must walk through its trial alone, A fragile rhythm, a muted tone. Some rise with strength, while others will fall, Yet none escapes their own curtain call." "Christ taught of love, a warm, endless stream, A truth that glows like a vivid dream. If hunger strikes, give bread to the lost, And love without counting the painful cost." "Beware of those who twist sacred words, Who wound with tongues as sharp as swords. Let kindness guide, like a steady flame, Not bitter blame or a hollow name." "And so, my child, wherever you go, My heart will follow, its light will show. Through storm or calm, I’ll steady your way, Cheering the paths you choose every day." "It's fine to fear, but learn this at last: Monsters will fade, their shadows recast. Keep faith alive, a lantern to guide, And love will stand as your truest tide." As for me, I wander rough terrain, Each step a balance of hope and pain. But every scar holds a hidden glow, And whispers paths where the soul can grow.
0
Jan 14, 2025
Jan 14, 2025 at 10:47 AM UTC
Journey of Faith and Fatherhood
One day my daughter will ask me why, Her gaze will pierce like the evening sky. "Why don't you believe in God, my dear?" I’ll answer softly, voice tinged with fear. "There was a time when faith held me tight, Its whispers soothed through the longest night. But wounds I bore were too deep to hide, And doubts grew strong as the pain inside." "Perhaps, one day, His grace will descend, To heal the cracks no soul could amend. For now, I tread where the shadows cling, Hoping for dawn that new light might bring." "Each heart must walk through its trial alone, A fragile rhythm, a muted tone. Some rise with strength, while others will fall, Yet none escapes their own curtain call." "Christ taught of love, a warm, endless stream, A truth that glows like a vivid dream. If hunger strikes, give bread to the lost, And love without counting the painful cost." "Beware of those who twist sacred words, Who wound with tongues as sharp as swords. Let kindness guide, like a steady flame, Not bitter blame or a hollow name." "And so, my child, wherever you go, My heart will follow, its light will show. Through storm or calm, I’ll steady your way, Cheering the paths you choose every day." "It's fine to fear, but learn this at last: Monsters will fade, their shadows recast. Keep faith alive, a lantern to guide, And love will stand as your truest tide." As for me, I wander rough terrain, Each step a balance of hope and pain. But every scar holds a hidden glow, And whispers paths where the soul can grow.
Continue reading...
36
it's so late out there when I am sitting on the roof sky cries over my head and this rain makes me feel like a fool. I wish that you were real we'd run all night long and this tear of sky would be happy tears of seeing us together. but you live in my dreams this black rose that I still keep was given in a moment that felt so real even it was a trick. It's a night out there this night seems it lasts forever where are you, where? when I am looking for you this moon is touching my tears that came from my sadness every day I get more fear that changes in phobias and leaves me full of loneliness. I will wait for you forever if I have to I will hit this loneliness and all my fears my dreams will come true one day and this rain will be not sad but happy tears.
0
Jul 21, 2021
Jul 21, 2021 at 2:30 PM UTC
night rain thoughts
Are you insane like me? I hope we could understand, but something went wrong, you judge me, whatever. I probably still adore you, with your hands, around my neck, but I am scared to don't be a fool, with your words, which seems insane. Are you insane like me? soul with rock n roll eyes, a heart wants what it wants, it's crying in the darkest night. Are you insane like me? I am a half heart without you, lately, I've been thinking if you want me too. I thought we could understand, but something went wrong, you judge me, whatever... what am I waiting for?
0
Feb 14, 2021
Feb 14, 2021 at 6:12 AM UTC
are u insane like me?
I like storms... near the sea sometimes I feel that the sky screams. powerful storms over the country blue seas and the dark sky, I am watching it and doing my laundry my soul wants to have the big wings to fly. I like storms and the dark sky sometimes I think sky screams and the clouds cry. teens want to be drown in the deep sea when there is the storm and I am watching it. maybe I am in love with storms 'cause I see feelings of the big clouds crying and the dark sky screaming.
0
Feb 13, 2021
Feb 13, 2021 at 8:31 AM UTC
Storms