A Quiet Truth by Utsho Chandra Roy Poem by Utsho Chandra Roy Hridoy

A Quiet Truth by Utsho Chandra Roy

I spoke once in the spring,
And again when autumn came— Twice the wind carried my heart,
But you never called its name.

Still, the stars have not moved,
Nor has your smile lost its light. Some stories sleep in silence, Yet dream through every night.

If I never say a word again, Still, you'll echo in my skies—
For some loves live without a voice,
But never truly die.

A Quiet Truth
by Utsho Chandra Roy
Tuesday, May 6, 2025
Topic(s) of this poem: autumn,silence,spring
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The poem reflects a quiet, enduring love that remains unspoken yet deeply felt. The speaker recalls two poignant moments—symbolized by spring and autumn—when they tried to express their feelings, but those feelings were never acknowledged. Despite the silence and passage of time, nothing has truly changed: the beloved's presence still lingers in the speaker's heart, just as the stars remain unmoved. The poem suggests that some emotions, though never voiced, continue to live on—silently, faithfully, and eternally. The accompanying note reinforces this sentiment, portraying love as a quiet but lasting truth that doesn't need words to exist.
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