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🌙 Whisper of the Old House I. POEM (English Only) “Whisper of the Old House” In evening’s cold and lonely air, You call my name from nowhere. Yet when I come, you do not speak— Should I stay or should I leave? Tell me softly, speak your mind, What truth in your old house I find? Some footsteps enter, some shadows go— Silent secrets move to and fro. Your ancient rooms breathe heavy sighs, Your windows hold forgotten cries. I stand and wait at your trembling door— Hoping you'll speak just once, once more. For silence cuts deeper than fear, Is someone hidden, or no one near? Your house stands tall yet full of doubt, Where some come in and some slip out. --- II. ANALYSIS & PHILOSOPHY (English) This poem explores loneliness, uncertainty, and the emotional tension between staying and leaving. The speaker hears someone calling in the evening—a time associated with vulnerability and introspection. However, when they arrive, they receive no response. Symbolic Meanings 1. The Old Big Ho...

🌙 Whisper of the Old House I. POEM (English Only) “Whisper of the Old House” In evening’s cold and lonely air, You call my name from nowhere. Yet when I come, you do not speak— Should I stay or should I leave? Tell me softly, speak your mind, What truth in your old house I find? Some footsteps enter, some shadows go— Silent secrets move to and fro. Your ancient rooms breathe heavy sighs, Your windows hold forgotten cries. I stand and wait at your trembling door— Hoping you'll speak just once, once more. For silence cuts deeper than fear, Is someone hidden, or no one near? Your house stands tall yet full of doubt, Where some come in and some slip out. --- II. ANALYSIS & PHILOSOPHY (English) This poem explores loneliness, uncertainty, and the emotional tension between staying and leaving. The speaker hears someone calling in the evening—a time associated with vulnerability and introspection. However, when they arrive, they receive no response. Symbolic Meanings 1. The Old Big Ho...

🌙 Whisper of the Old House I. POEM (English Only) “Whisper of the Old House” In evening’s cold and lonely air, You call my name from nowhere. Yet when I come, you do not speak— Should I stay or should I leave? Tell me softly, speak your mind, What truth in your old house I find? Some footsteps enter, some shadows go— Silent secrets move to and fro. Your ancient rooms breathe heavy sighs, Your windows hold forgotten cries. I stand and wait at your trembling door— Hoping you'll speak just once, once more. For silence cuts deeper than fear, Is someone hidden, or no one near? Your house stands tall yet full of doubt, Where some come in and some slip out. --- II. ANALYSIS & PHILOSOPHY (English) This poem explores loneliness, uncertainty, and the emotional tension between staying and leaving. The speaker hears someone calling in the evening—a time associated with vulnerability and introspection. However, when they arrive, they receive no response. Symbolic Meanings 1. The Old Big Ho...

🌙 Whisper of the Old House I. POEM (English Only) “Whisper of the Old House” In evening’s cold and lonely air, You call my name from nowhere. Yet when I come, you do not speak— Should I stay or should I leave? Tell me softly, speak your mind, What truth in your old house I find? Some footsteps enter, some shadows go— Silent secrets move to and fro. Your ancient rooms breathe heavy sighs, Your windows hold forgotten cries. I stand and wait at your trembling door— Hoping you'll speak just once, once more. For silence cuts deeper than fear, Is someone hidden, or no one near? Your house stands tall yet full of doubt, Where some come in and some slip out. --- II. ANALYSIS & PHILOSOPHY (English) This poem explores loneliness, uncertainty, and the emotional tension between staying and leaving. The speaker hears someone calling in the evening—a time associated with vulnerability and introspection. However, when they arrive, they receive no response. Symbolic Meanings 1. The Old Big Ho...

🌙 Whisper of the Old House I. POEM (English Only) “Whisper of the Old House” In evening’s cold and lonely air, You call my name from nowhere. Yet when I come, you do not speak— Should I stay or should I leave? Tell me softly, speak your mind, What truth in your old house I find? Some footsteps enter, some shadows go— Silent secrets move to and fro. Your ancient rooms breathe heavy sighs, Your windows hold forgotten cries. I stand and wait at your trembling door— Hoping you'll speak just once, once more. For silence cuts deeper than fear, Is someone hidden, or no one near? Your house stands tall yet full of doubt, Where some come in and some slip out. --- II. ANALYSIS & PHILOSOPHY (English) This poem explores loneliness, uncertainty, and the emotional tension between staying and leaving. The speaker hears someone calling in the evening—a time associated with vulnerability and introspection. However, when they arrive, they receive no response. Symbolic Meanings 1. Th...