Whispers of the Quiet Storm


There is a softness in me
that the world once tried to silence,
yet it blooms anyway
Like wildflowers breaking through stone.
I hold this tenderness close,
letting it shape my days
with quiet courage
and unspoken strength
some nights it trembles,
some days it glows
but it never disappears -
it simply learns new ways to stand
And in its gentle persistence
I finally understand.
to remain tender in a harsh world
is a form of art on its own

Blaze, sun, blaze you fire streak,
Above horizon ashen sneak,
Specked with brilliant heat from molten core,
Ball of flames such orange pumpkin,
Burning object, many lore.
A gleeful creature shed rays of light,
Bring swift end to blanket night,
Lava white pinpricks vanish far,
Seen not 'till the moon prevails,
And sky so soft is dipped in tar.
She with fame a myth ruled over day,
Angel pure free from decay,
Deity honored with many precious gift,
Bow down to her majesty,
Sacrificed poor lamb so swift.
But she, a terrible being slaughter,
Stole away liquid, took the water,
Dried the life, said died of thirst,
Wrinkled hopeless fruit from limb,
Not only blessing, 'tis the worst.

I'm looking at the starlit sky,
I'm looking at the timeless heavenly plough land,
Along which the Father sows the seed of eternal light.
I'm looking at the falling star,
Mercifully weaving the magic light
Above the lonely dreamer on his path of dreams -
Let us hurry, not for our sake, not for lost dreams,
But for the future -
I'm looking at the drop of rain on the wild rose's petal
Early in the morning,
How it trembles in its purity and nakedness,
Like an angelic clear tear on the face of an abandoned woman;
I'm looking at the rose in early bloom
Waking and offering itself to the brand new day
Like a woman to her beloved -
Once you shall return and wipe away the tears
We kissed and smelled under the Northern Star's light together -
I am humbly looking at the sun as if it was a heavenly blacksmith,
Welding harmony within human souls.
I am looking at the centennial oak,
As if it was an eternally young pharmacist,
Offering its healthy medicine for free.
I'm looking at the tree's straight posture,
Drowning its young branches
In the embrace of the sun's golden light,
While the wind is brotherly fondling its wrinkled face,
Whispering on about its thousand years of loneliness and loving -
Don't be afraid to fall in love, love is the seed of new life -
I'm looking at the man who doesn't hear
Nor understand what nature is trying to tell him.

April marks the arrival of National Poetry Month, a global celebration of poetry’s power to inspire, heal, and connect people from all walks of life. It’s a time to immerse yourself in words, explore new voices, and perhaps most importantly—share your own. At Emerald Book Club, this month holds a special place in our hearts, as poetry is at the very core of what we do.
Poetry is more than just verses on a page—it is a form of expression that captures emotions, tells stories, and gives voice to experiences that might otherwise go unheard. National Poetry Month encourages people everywhere to read, write, and appreciate poetry in all its forms.
Whether you’re a seasoned poet or someone discovering poetry for the first time, this month is an open invitation to explore creativity without limits.
At Emerald Book Club, we believe poetry has the power to transform lives. It builds confidence, encourages self-expression, and creates meaningful connections between people. That’s why our poetry sessions are designed to be inclusive, welcoming, and inspiring spaces for everyone.
From open mic performances to guided writing workshops, our sessions give members the opportunity to:
Our Poetry in the Park initiative brings this experience outdoors, blending creativity with nature—creating a calm, uplifting space where words can truly flow.
In celebration of poetry beyond physical spaces, we created the Poetic Flows Podcast—a platform where poetry meets emotion, reflection, and storytelling.
Through the podcast, we:
During National Poetry Month, the podcast becomes even more special, featuring themed episodes, powerful performances, and opportunities for listeners to engage and contribute.

National Poetry Month is your chance to step into the world of poetry—and we’re here to guide you every step of the way. You can:
No matter your level of experience, your voice matters—and there is a place for you here.
At its core, National Poetry Month is about connection—connecting with words, with emotions, and with each other. At Emerald Book Club, we are proud to be part of that movement, creating spaces where creativity thrives and stories come alive.
💚 This April, don’t just read poetry—live it, share it, and become part of it.
Join us, and let your voice be heard.
In quiet rooms where whispers fade,
I hold the words I’m slow to trade.
No eager ear nor friendly gaze,
Just watchful walls that keep my days.
A thousand thoughts like scattered sand,
Slip through the spaces of my hand.
Who counts them all? Who hears them fall?
He knows. He listens. Knows them all.
I need no crowd to weigh my heart,
No vows that fail or drift apart.
When voices fail and doors are shut,
He is enough. My soul is shut.
The secrets kept in silent air,
He gathers gently in His care.
The tears I hide behind my eyes,
He measures deep. He hears my sighs.
When no one stays and none remain,
He mends the seams of unseen pain.
In quiet trust I find my part:
He is enough to fill my heart
