Home, Where Peace And Noise Entwine Poem by Mohammad Younus

Home, Where Peace And Noise Entwine

Home, where peace and noise entwine,
A sanctuary both tender and harsh,
Its walls familiar, yet hard to endure.
In an unforgiving world, it shelters,
And still, I am never truly alone.
Where else would I go but home?

But there is another home,
Beyond this shell of wood and stone,
Concrete corners and weathered bricks.
A place where light dances,
And music breathes eternally.

Within me, a sanctuary thrives—
Serenity, love, and unity abide there,
Manifesting outward in hues
That the world may never fully see.

Wherever I wander, I carry that home,
A house of peace,
A house of love,
A sanctuary unbroken by time.

MyKoul

Home,  Where Peace And Noise Entwine
Wednesday, December 4, 2024
Topic(s) of this poem: concrete,home,house
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