META DESCRIPTIONA deep English-only poetic and philosophical exploration of love, hate, gain, loss, emotional duality, and human relationships based on the original Urdu lines.---đˇ META LABELSPoetry, English Blog, Philosophy, Emotions, Psychology, Love and Hate, Relationship Insight
đ TITLE: “Shadows Between Right and Wrong” --- đ POEM (English Only) Shadows Between Right and Wrong What truth survives in love’s long fight, Where darkness dances close to light? From some we gain, from some we lose, Yet every heart must someday choose. Some ties are blessings wrapped in grace, Some leave a scar time can’t erase. Some give us warmth, some turn us cold, Some change our lives, some break the mold. What justice lies in hearts that bend, Where love begins and hatred ends? Where vows are whispered in trembling breath, And someone swears to love till death. Right or wrong, the heart still learns— From every flame, a memory burns. Each joy, each wound, each fragile start— Carves its truth upon the heart. --- đ ANALYSIS & PHILOSOPHY (English Only) The poem questions the uncertainty of human emotions. It reflects how we struggle to understand whether love is right, whether hate is justified, and whether our attachments are blessings or burdens. 1. The Search for ‘Right...