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Where Quiet Words Belong

A poem about finding voice in a shared world

By Kunal ChouhanPublished 6 months ago • 1 min read

In a quiet corner of the page,

Where thoughts arrive without a stage,

A single word begins to grow—

Soft as light, yet bold in flow.

No echoes here of borrowed lines,

No shadows shaped by чужих designs,

A gentle voice, a steady norm.

We write not loud, but clear and kind,

Leaving harsh extremes behind,

No rage to spark, no hate to frame,

Just human hearts without a name.

A story built with careful thread,

No harm in what is left unsaid,

No lines that cross the unseen line,

Where respect and meaning intertwine.

Here, every verse learns how to stand,

Without dividing sea or land,

No forceful claim, no rigid view,

Just space enough for something true.

We walk between what’s felt and known,

Yet never claim the world our own,

For every voice deserves its air,

But not at cost of others’ care.

So let the ink be calm, yet bright,

A quiet flame, a steady light,

Where words can live, and safely stay—

And guide another soul someday.

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    Written by Kunal Chouhan