Untold Poem by Tanvir Sikdar

Untold

Untold

Even words have words unsaid,
Echoed on the silent wall ahead.
Beyond the eyes, beyond the view,
A vision lingers in dreams we knew.

What lips may speak is just a part,
Love resides deeper, within the heart.
It's not the voice but the quiet grace,
That keeps affection in a sacred place.

Even laughter hides a trace,
Buried deep in jaw's embrace.
A trembling touch, a finger's slip,
Might stir the pain from lips kept zipped.

Tears, too, have a tongue unknown,
Not just in drops the eyes have shown.
They speak in poems, soft and wise,
In chosen words where feeling lies.

Sunday, July 6, 2025
Topic(s) of this poem: lips
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Untold Even words have words unsaid, Echoed on the silent wall ahead. Beyond the eyes, beyond the view, A vision lingers in dreams we knew. What lips may speak is just a part, Love resides deeper, within the heart. It's not the voice but the quiet grace, That keeps affection in a sacred place. Even laughter hides a trace, Buried deep in jaw's embrace. A trembling touch, a finger's slip, Might stir the pain from lips kept zipped. Tears, too, have a tongue unknown, Not just in drops the eyes have shown. They speak in poems, soft and wise, In chosen words where feeling lies.
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