Invisible Visitors


 Shadows in  soft, the quiet spirits move,

Unseen companions in the life I choose.

No footsteps fall, no knocking at my door -

They come, they stay, then vanish once more.


They walk beside me, they walk within,

Invisible threads beneath my skin.

Some arrive wearing laughter’s light,

Some bring sorrow that darkens my night.


Love comes softly, a gentle flame,

Calling my heart by its secret name.

Yet grief follows, slow and true,

Teaching me what only loss can do.


I call them fate, or luck, or chance,

Miracles caught in a passing glance.

Actors upon my timeless stage,

Changing masks from age to age.


My desires burn with restless fire,

Pulling my soul ever higher and higher.

I chase my dreams through endless skies,

Not seeing the truth before my eyes.


Joy and sorrow, woven tight,

Threads of shadow stitched with light.

They lift me high, then let me fall,

Reminding me I am small after all.


Life - a fragile, borrowed breath,

A silent dance with time and death.

When I hold too firmly, it slips away,

When I release - it cannot stay.


Time, the magician, bends and breaks

Every certainty my heart once makes.

What I call “mine” is only loaned,

A passing dawn I’ve briefly owned.


In daily moments - crowded streets,

Broken hopes, unfinished dreams -

These quiet visitors still remain,

Turning my joy and shaping my pain.


Sometimes I whisper, what a fate.

Sometimes, I survived - how great.

Sometimes I cry, sometimes I heal,

Learning what is truly real.


So I chase not every ghostly call,

Nor fear the shadows when they fall.

I turn inward, where a small light stays,

Unmoved by nights or passing days.


There is a place beneath my noise,

Beyond my victories, beyond my choice

Of winning, losing, rise or fall -

A stillness that embraces all.


I sit quietly; let longing sleep.

I listen where my spirit speaks.

For in that silence, calm and deep,

Lives the love I long to keep.


No triumph there, no final fight,

Only peace - steady and bright.

And when the quiet visitors depart,

Their footprints remain within my heart.

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