A curated library of poems exploring self-inquiry, existentialism, life, death, spirituality, and metaphysics — a journey into the depths.
Themes – Love, Longing, Unrequited Love, Letting Go, Selfless Love May He Love You Like I Do is a poem about the quietest form of love – the kind that does not demand to be chosen. It is about loving someone deeply, accepting that they may belong to another life, and still wishing that whoever…
It’s Time is a contemplative free verse poem about surrendering the weight of the past, trusting the journey, and finding peace in the present moment.
2 1 1 2 Are they just numbers Or ticking time For something unsaid Kept on the deadline. Is something going to happen At the right place, At the right time. Or have I just, just lost my mind? The history says perhaps I have And maybe even the present. But who knows, if…
Themes: Love, Meditation, Spiritual Awakening, Surrender, Presence, Self-Discovery, Consciousness, Inner Silence. Meditation – A Love Story Realized is a contemplative poem exploring the relationship between love, meditation, surrender, and inner silence. It reflects on how certain moments in life quiet the questioning mind more completely than deliberate effort ever could. I have a fickle mind…
A spiritual and philosophical poem exploring suffering, divine silence, Shiva, Parvati, and the question: does God merely witness humanity’s pain, or suffer with it?
Universe – The Loaner or the Loanee is a reflective poem that questions the nature of existence and our place within it. Through images of air, water, sunlight, and emptiness, the poem explores whether we are borrowing life from the universe—or whether the universe borrows consciousness from us.
Themes – Faith • Surrender • Spirituality • Trust • Love • Hope • Existential Reflection The Unseen Thread poem is a philosophical reflection on faith, surrender, and trusting God in moments of uncertainty. Through a series of intimate questions, the poem explores whether love, hope, and the people we cherish can be entrusted to an…
Themes: Grief, Acceptance, Peace, Existential Reflection, Human Resilience, Inner Transformation The Quietest Moment of Grief poem is a philosophical reflection on loss, acceptance, and the quiet transformation of pain into peace. Maybe death is the quietest moment of grief Where hopes, faith, love, hate, dreams, and reality All collapse just to create peace. And maybe…
A powerful poem exploring the fragility of life and the unpredictability of sudden loss — inspired by the recent tragic deaths in Delhi, reminding us to live fully while we can.
“If Not This, Then What?” — the poem dives deep into absurdism and the purpose of life. It unfolds the existential struggle of human for meaning and surrender in a world where everything feels both infinite and incomplete. A raw and reflective journey into consciousness itself.
