Hi!!! i am making this new book just for my poetry. i will be a little inconsistent at first as my exams are going on so it might take more than 2 weeks to post them but as soon as my exams are done i will try to post again. thank u.
All the poems i...
Amidst the words that we exchange, Lost in meaning, lost in range, Translations fail to capture true intent, Misunderstandings that we lament.
The subtleties that we try to convey, In different tongues, they often stray, A nuance missed, a tone misunderstood, Our messages fail to land as they should.
The beauty of language, a wondrous art, Yet it can tear us worlds apart, Lost in translation, we search in vain, For common ground, to ease the pain.
But perhaps in this loss, there is gain, A chance to learn, to bridge the terrain, To see the world through a different lens, To find connections that make amends.
For though our words may not align, Our hearts beat to a rhythm divine, And in this dance, we find a way, To understand, to love, to stay. ________________________________________________________________________________
Genre: Reflective Poetry
"Lost in Translation" is a poem that explores the complexities of language and the challenges of communication. In a world where we are constantly exposed to different languages and cultures, it's easy to get lost in translation. The subtle nuances of language can often be lost, leading to misunderstandings and misinterpretations.
As a poet, I've always been fascinated by the power of words and their ability to connect people. However, I've also experienced the frustration of not being able to fully express myself in a language that is not my own. This poem is my attempt to capture that feeling of being lost in translation, to convey the struggles of communicating across linguistic and cultural divides.
But despite these challenges, I believe that there is always hope for connection and understanding. As the poem suggests, even when our words fail us, there are other ways of reaching out and bridging the gap. Through empathy, openness, and a willingness to listen and learn, we can find common ground and forge meaningful connections.
I hope that readers of this poem will be inspired to think more deeply about the complexities of language and the importance of communication in our increasingly globalized world. I also hope that they will find solace in the idea that even when we feel lost in translation, there is always a way forward.
~KHWAISH
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