Sultan Of Hearts Poetry

Introduction : “Why Can’t We Be Like Them?” is a thoughtful poem comparing human struggles with nature’s quiet wisdom. It asks why we hide, judge, and break apart, while the sky, mountains, and seas embrace all they are without fear. Through gentle reflection, it invites us to grow, forgive, and live more honestly — like the world around us.     "Why Can’t We Be Like Them?" (Why Does Nature Feel More Human Than Us) Last day, bored, I went out for a walk— Just a short one, or so I thought. But five hours passed in nature's care, Mountains in the distance, forest air. I came back home with a quieter mind, Thinking of the peace I’d left behind. How calm it felt, how real, how right. It made me pause and think that night. Have you ever wondered, looked and cared, Why the sky feels more alive, than us have dared? It holds the storms, the stars, the sun, the moon— While we shut doors and push hearts away too soon. We push away what we don’t understand, Judging others with a col...

Introduction : “Holding Tomorrow in My Heart” is a moving promise to the future — to a wife yet unknown and children yet unborn. Through raw honesty, this poem vows to protect, respect, and love without limits. It challenges the cruelty often hidden behind closed doors and calls on all men to honor their families with courage and kindness.      “Holding Tomorrow in My Heart” (The Heart’s Promise to Those Yet to Come) In the East, they say women are honored more, But even here, respect’s not always sure. Some turn blind eyes, some hearts don’t care, Kids suffer pain that’s too hard to bear. Watching this world, my heart silently cries, So I make two promises, deep and wise. First, to the angel who leaves all behind, To marry me and write my name in her heart— Promise me, you won’t break that heart, No tear escapes her sparkling, star-like eyes. Don’t yell like a coward, don’t hurt her soul, Hold her like life, make her whole. Die before you glance at another face, Even if ...