The Door Poem by Dalan Jahan

The Door

You once said—
"Leave the door ajar... I'll be back."
So I did.
I kept it open—
Through the drenching grief of
three monsoons,
The hollow cold of two winters,
And the fragile bloom of four springs.
Seasons passed,
Time bled quietly through the cracks.
At last,
I closed it.
Gently.
Silently.
That's when you came.
And knocked.
And I— I whispered through the wood: "There's no one home…
Not anymore."

POET'S NOTES ABOUT THE POEM
**"The Door"** by Dalan Jahan is a moving poem about love, waiting, and letting go. Using the door as a metaphor, it shows how long-held hope fades over time. When the loved one finally returns, the heart is already closed. It's a quiet but powerful portrayal of emotional closure.
COMMENTS OF THE POEM
READ THIS POEM IN OTHER LANGUAGES
Close
Error Success