Whispers of the Heart



I wandered through fields of doubt and fear,
In search of truths that felt unclear.
A whisper soft, a voice so small,
Echoed through the shadows’ call.

It spoke of strength that lay within,
Of battles lost, yet paths to win.
It told of scars, both deep and wide,
And tears that time would gently hide.

Through storm and night, I found my way,
With stars as guides and dawn's first ray.
The voice grew strong, my spirit high,
Like roots that reach, yet touch the sky.

For in my heart, a fire glows bright,
Born from ashes of darkest night.
I rise, unbroken, whole and free,
A whisper turned to melody.

About this poem

"Whispers of the Heart" is a reflective journey into the depths of resilience and self-discovery. Through gentle, rhythmic verses, the poem captures a soul’s path from doubt and fear to newfound strength and clarity. It explores the quiet voice within—a whisper that grows into a powerful song of courage, self-acceptance, and inner growth. This piece resonates with anyone who has faced life’s trials and emerged stronger, celebrating the fire that remains even in the darkest times.  

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Submitted by redoyan_a on October 31, 2024

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Quick analysis:

Scheme AABB CCDD EEFF GGHH
Closest metre Iambic tetrameter
Characters 605
Words 130
Stanzas 4
Stanza Lengths 4, 4, 4, 4

Redoyan

 · 2006 · Bangladesh

Redoyan is a Bangladeshi poet and emerging voice in contemporary poetry. Writing primarily in Bangla, Redoyan explores themes of resilience, self-discovery, and the beauty of everyday life, aiming to capture emotions that resonate deeply with readers. Inspired by personal experiences and cultural heritage, his work reflects a unique blend of introspection and lyrical expression. Recently, he has started sharing his poems online, seeking to reach a wider audience and connect with others through the power of words. more…

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