STAR TRUE BRILLIANT

The Heart I Closed Before Love Returned Poem (English) As you make your glance, I lose the balance I once knew. A quiet shake inside my stance, As if the ground remembers you. Love comes again— Not shouting, not demanding space, It enters softly through my brain, Like memory wearing hope’s old face. But not in my heart, That door I closed with careful hands. I learned the cost of falling apart, And chose control where silence stands. The mind can host what the heart refuses, A thought can bloom where feeling won’t start. Love survives in subtle excuses, But I locked the gate before it reached my heart. Poem Analysis This poem explores a modern emotional condition: awareness without surrender. The speaker is not untouched by love—quite the opposite. A single glance is enough to disturb balance. Yet the disturbance does not translate into emotional collapse. Key Elements Glance: A trigger. Small, brief, yet powerful enough to awaken memory. Balance: Emotional stability built ...

The Apology Written in a Fairy’s Diary Poem You became very, very angry, As if you were truly a fairy, Guarding secrets dressed in light, Hidden from the careless sight. I am very, very sorry, For opening your diary— Not to steal, not to betray, But to hear what silence couldn’t say. Between the pages, shadows grew, Dreams stitched tight with morning dew. Anger rose where trust once stayed, A fragile bond that fear had frayed. Forgive the hands that dared to know, A heart can stumble, still it grows. If magic breathes in mercy’s art, Let forgiveness heal the heart. Analysis & Philosophy At its surface, this poem reads like a gentle apology. At its core, it is a meditation on emotional boundaries. The “fairy” symbolizes a person who is emotionally rare—sensitive, imaginative, and guarded. A fairy is not angry without reason; her anger is a response to violation, not cruelty. The “diary” represents the private inner world we all carry: memories, wounds, hopes, and unspoke...