The Unspoken Words Between Strangers

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In the quiet of a crowded street,
I saw you glance my way,
A flicker of recognition,
Or maybe just curiosity.

We walked parallel paths,
Steps in rhythm, never touching,
Conversations hanging in the air,
Yet never spoken aloud.

I wanted to ask your name,
Or mention the way the sunlight
Caught in your hair like fire,
But the words stayed inside,
Heavy, unclaimed, invisible.

There’s a strange comfort in silence,
A warmth in knowing someone notices,
Even when nothing passes between us.
A shared breath, a mutual pause,
Moments that vanish,
Yet linger in memory.

Perhaps one day our paths will cross,
And the words we never said
Will find a way through our lips.
Or perhaps they’ll remain
Tiny sparks in the corners of our minds,
Silent, fleeting, perfect in their absence.

We live with these small regrets,
Little chances that whisper,
“Say something… reach out… notice.”
But we are too polite, too hesitant,
Or maybe too afraid
To disturb the delicate balance of strangers.

Still, I carry the echo,
A gentle hum of what could have been,
And I smile quietly at it,
Because even in silence,
We spoke.

The world moves on,
But these unspoken words
Are never truly lost.
They are a soft reminder
That connection exists,
Even when it remains unseen


This poem consists of unspoken words of two young hearts exploring each other like strangers. They wanted to meet but didn't say anything, just exploring the New World. This world is so beautiful to see, looking at the strangers, observing them and analysing new faces is fun activity; as it creates new neural paths in brain each time we see something new! 

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