Sultan Of Hearts Poetry

The poem drifts between playfulness and quiet longing, imagining love as something light enough to sit on clouds yet deep enough to stop time. This image captures that dreamlike feeling — two hearts suspended above the world, sharing a moment of flirty warmth and gentle devotion, just like the love described throughout the poem. Introduction : Sometimes love doesn’t shout — it teases. It pulls you onto clouds, swings its legs, and smiles back. This poem lives in that soft space between laughter and longing. Where teasing glances mean more than words ever could. Where hearts flirt before they confess. And where one moon-fairy quietly changes everything. Disclaimer: This poem is inspired by the real-life emotions and personal experiences of the author. It is a work of art and not intended to target, reference, or harm any individual. Please respect this poem as creative expression. Reproduction, misuse, or sharing without permission is not allowed. “Playful Clouds, Flirty Hearts”   (...

The cover image reflects the emotional core of this poem — a father whose love is not expressed through gentle words, but through constant protection and unwavering presence. Just as Baba’s silence in the poem hides a fierce devotion, the image captures love spoken only through a gaze and a steady hand. Image interpretation: The father’s calm strength and the child’s trusting gaze visualize the poem’s message that true paternal love is often silent, protective, and understood without words. Introduction : Some love is never spoken, yet it shapes a lifetime. This poem is a son’s reflection on a father whose care lived in silence. Through scolding, restraint, and unyielding protection, love found its way. It is written for the fathers who never say “I love you,” but prove it every day. For the strength that stood quietly behind us. For the love that never left. Disclaimer:                     This poem is written to honor the deep, often u...

This image represents the moment a broken son finally stands before his mother — not with pride, but with regret, love, and a silent plea for forgiveness, echoing the soul of the poem. Image Context: The cover image reflects the emotional core of “Mother… Look Who Came at Last” — a son returning to his mother with guilt in his heart and gratitude in his hands. The gentle grip symbolizes unconditional maternal love, while the son’s posture reflects remorse, humility, and an unspoken confession. This visual moment mirrors the poem’s central theme: a mother who forgives without asking, and a son who realizes her worth too late. Introduction : Sometimes we walk through life forgetting the hands that held us when we were weak.  Sometimes we grow up and forget the heart that beat only for us. This poem is not just words, it is a confession of guilt, regret, and love. It is the cry of a son who realized too late how much his mother gave and how little he returned. Every line carries the p...

Introduction : Love isn’t supposed to hit this hard… but Maryam clearly missed that memo. One smile from her and suddenly I’m out here writing poetry like a lovesick prince. I went from “angry guy in the park” to “Sultan of Hearts” real quick. All it took was her voice, her blush, and that annoying-but-cute teasing tone she uses. This poem is my heart, my madness, my laughter, and my confusion — all wrapped around her name. So welcome to the story where a simple guy falls for one girl… and loses every bit of his calm to her. This image captures a quiet moment between Shahzad and Maryam, where love is spoken not through words but through glances, gestures, and shared silence. It reflects the emotional soul of the poem “Between Glances and Whispers” — a love shaped by calm after anger, playful affection, and secrets only Maryam’s heart knows. Image Context: The cover image visually represents the emotional atmosphere of “Between Glances and Whispers”. The calm lake symbolizes peace after...