When I see, but I watch nothing,When I hear, but I listen to no one,And when I walk and find empty roads,Having all, yet it’s no fun. — Syeda Rabia Tahir, When The Silence Broke - Modern Poetry Book Copy Share WhatsApp
by Syeda Rabia Tahir
Poetry · 64 pages
“Keep it out—Keep the emotions at bay,Or be turned into the humanYou once were.You see no bother, no pain.”
“For we all long for another,A never-ending life,Where forever is forever.”
“Heart clasping, grasping zero gravity—How must one continue anymore?What if I close my eyes and wish for a miracle,Or never see again,But the breathing remains.”
Dr. Syeda Rabia Tahir is a Pakistani national currently living with her husband and kids in Kuala Lumpur. Poetry is a form of catharsis for her. She believes strongly that education is not only see…
“Life, a constant performance, moves between "magic and mystery," reminding us of the delicate balance between belonging and solitude.”
“Even as "the grass is no longer green," hope persists, guiding us through the darkest hours.”
“Can I force my visions to forget?The past or save my soul from these desires at last?”
“Beneath the weight of life, "light will arrive, a bright chalice in hand," guiding me past what has been lost.”
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