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Unheard Whispers

By Ragi Mishra


Pillow:

I catch the tears you dare not show,

Silent cries the world will never know.


Clock:

I count the seconds, cold and clear,

Marking hours filled with fear.


Window:

I open worlds you long to see,

Yet cage your soul that aches to be free.


Moon:

I try to find you through each scar,

But even I can’t reach that far.


Pillow:

Rest now, dear soul, the night is long,

I’m here to soften what feels wrong.


Clock:

I watch you fall, then rise again,

Still counting taunts that echo pain.


Glass:

Unseen wounds, a silent fight,

Craved by those who brings us light.


Moon:

You are not alone I see you break,

And all the strength you chose to make.


By Ragi Mishra

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