Light - By Aaron Abraham
Written By: Aaron Abraham
Category: Poem
Competition: Global Poetry and Creative Writing Competition 2026
Aaron Abraham, known by his writing name "Light," brings us his evocative poem titled "Light" in the Poetry category of the Global Poetry and Creative Writing Competition 2026. This poem explores themes of memory, nature, and human connection, using vivid imagery to paint a picture of warmth and brilliance. Aaron's work invites readers to reflect on the beauty and resilience found in everyday moments.
About the Work
"Light" by Aaron Abraham captures the essence of cherished memories and luminescent moments. Through its vibrant imagery and engaging rhythm, the poem paints a picture of brightness that transcends physical and emotional distances. The poem's mood is uplifting, celebrating the enduring power of joy and connection, regardless of time or circumstance.
Light
Original Submission by Aaron Abraham
Light
Stuck in the attic
Where delightful memories belong
Butterflies sparkle
Dusk to dawn
Her smile is contagious
The sky is lit instantaneous
She shines regardless of weather
Distance galactic or feather
About the Competition
The Global Poetry and Creative Writing Competition 2026 by Hashtag Kalakar is a prestigious platform for writers and poets worldwide to showcase their talents. This competition celebrates diverse voices and creative expression, offering participants the opportunity to share their unique literary contributions with an international audience.
Thank you, Aaron Abraham, for sharing your poem "Light" with us. Your participation in the Global Poetry and Creative Writing Competition 2026 enriches the tapestry of voices and stories that make this event so special. We appreciate your contribution and look forward to more of your creative work.
About Hashtag Kalakar
Hashtag Kalakar is a creative platform dedicated to providing artists, writers, singers and other creative talents with opportunities to showcase their work and reach wider audiences through competitions, features and creative initiatives.



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