The Unseen Thread poem by Dhrutikanta Sahoo featuring a golden thread, beads, and a symbolic sun charm on handmade paper
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The Unseen Thread – A Poem on Faith, Surrender and Trusting God

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 unseen presence that binds all things together.

How much can you rely

How much can you trust

Can you let it all go

Wishing that it would come back

Fulfilled to you.

 

How much faith do you have

On that unseen thread, called God?

Can you stop writing your wishes down

Visiting temples, praying

Tying threads of their names.

 

Can you let go of the sorrow,

The pain – the last signs of them.

Can you let go off those tears 

Which were your prayers

The only means of 

Conversation with the unseen.

 

Can you put all of them

Like beads on that unseen thread

Believing he would save it from the gravity

And knowing the price of the uncertainty.

 

Can you still believe in that unseen

Whose voice you have never heard

And trust that he is listening

Breathing in you while you are asleep

 

The truest one, the fundamental one

The one people often call out to

In their last breath

The one sitting beneath each of your cells

Sitting beneath theirs, 

At the very same minute

Acting like a bridge

 

Would you trust he would 

Whisper your love into their ears?

 

Can you turn their names

Your wishes – your loved ones

Into his, and believe on the unseen thread.

 

Can you?

Can I?

 

Perhaps I would,

And hence, every word above

Holds a name beneath.

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