All the Light We Refuse To See

Seeing the world through ears

The glittering soul demerged

Humans plodded unmoved and biased

Shattering those heart pieces

Which arose that day.

The hunger for malice raging louder

The door banging on the hell’s Hodor

The heir of clouds stopped shattering light

To the faces of those who are elegant.

Earth’s light-filled dim

The Nur of the time propelled its right

The power omnipotent than the light

The light of the sun and moon as a whole.

Through the window between heart and face

The outer layer of powder puffs risks its origin

It's all in the eyes and the face

It's all in the eyes and the face.

The complexion deteriorates the within

The unbelievers suffering in an endless loop

Oh, Angel! Here color is of no use

what is wanted is a heart full of love and pain and sighs.

We have a lot to say

To say, what does kindness gift us?

Only if we knew the gift is in…

our face dials; the light we refuse to see.

Don't struggle with knots

So your mind won't judge hard

Let all be you kin

But different in subtle looks.

Explanation:

This poem is about the concept of “light” or “Nur.” In eastern philosophy, it’s believed that the mortals who are truthful in their actions have an external force backing their deeds.

In obedience, all those who are generous enough have a special light on their face. This light is a grant from mankind that you cannot acquire from either makeup fudge or silicones.

All of your life, if you've failed to recognize the true face of everyone— know it’s a thin line of beauty resting on each’s face. A light that hides all the blemishes of the wrong.

Perhaps, one slightest notice can change your whole life. Be mindful. Make use of your eyes to see the truth. Always!