I Stand With A Heart Full Of Longing Poem by Subhas Chandra Chakra

I Stand With A Heart Full Of Longing

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I stand with a heart full of longing,
Where dusk drinks the last of the day,
My soul adrift on winds unnamed,
Searching for thee in skies of gray.
Thy voice — a distant lullaby,
Echoes through the twilight air,
It stirs the ache I hide inside,
A love too fierce, too sweet to bear.
The moon, half-veiled in misty sighs,
Looks down with knowing grace,
As if it sees the dream I hold —
Thy tender, far-off face.
I wear thy absence like a shroud,
Yet walk the earth in hope still bright,
For somewhere in the hush of stars,
Thy heart may call me through the night.
So let the world fall cold and bare,
Let tempests rise and time delay,
I stand, unwavering, alone,
But longing more with every day.

Sunday, July 20, 2025
Topic(s) of this poem: longing,affinity and love
POET'S NOTES ABOUT THE POEM
This poem is extracted from my book 'Silhouetted against thy love'. It reflects my dialogue with memory, shadow, and soul—the timeless dance between presence and distance, between the seen and the felt.
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Subhas Chandra Chakra

Subhas Chandra Chakra

Sainkul, Anandapur, Odisha, India
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