Speak Without Words Poem by Sagar Shelar
Speak Without Words
The words come on lips
are the only words?
So many things we never speak
but we speak everything in a silent way.
When our mother says ' I love you' to us?
Is it necessary to say?
Because love can't expressed by words
but expressed by work and sacrifice for love one.
Can we expressed joy of winning?
but the smile on lips speaks the untold feeling.
Can we expressed sorrow of losing?
but the fustration on face speaks the heart-breaking.
Can we expressed the pleasure of meetings with love one?
but the sparking eyes speaks happiness.
Can we expressed the agony of separating from love one?
but the flow of tears speaks the emptiness.
Speak Without Words
in silent but musical way.
Then there is no need of language
To expressed what we want to say.
An expression mirror images that which we feel. It can never compare to those emotions, those moments in our lives that affect us the most. Still we still must try, the communication of worlds so keen upon unnatural and unhindered abilities. With words is but a window in to both your and my life. And with it comes an understanding and tie between us as human beings. A great poem, with words both spoken and unspoken.
a language which is still not developed....it's true that true feelings, emotions can never be poured out through words..but then this id also true that we need to express them through some means..just like u as a poet has used the assistance of words to express ur thoughts..nice write! !
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4/16/2024 12:27:37 AM # 1.0.0.1119
Dear Sagar, I read your poem 'Speak Without Words'. It is so nice. I have represented in my poem 'True love' what is said in 7 words in ThirukkuRaL by Tamil poet, Thiruvalluvar long long ago. V.K.Kanniappan