It's a pact of the broken, a bond of the lost, a love of the lonely, at whatever the cost. And though others may fear it and run from its call, I welcome the darkness and let it enthrall. For in this embrace I find peace within and in the shadows grasp I let my soul spin, so I bask in its embrace and revel in the night. A cult of the lonely with pain as its light for the darkness is my home, my soul is my friend
Your deep efforts. That goes behind every word. Every line. Thank you so much. And many many congratulations for crossing 100 followers. Wishing more followers to you. Thank you for this poem. Thank you for your. Thank. Thank you for hearing my swell also. And yeah. Waiting for the next swell. Take care sir. Best wishes to you. Lots of success to you. Jamatade
Adarsh Rai
@TheDevilsHorse · 0:58
For all of you swellers here who have, from, if not from day one, whenever you have joined me and started following my poetry. It has been incredible. So thank you so much for always taking your time listening to my poems, my swells, and adding your nuances to it. It means a lot. Thank you so much, Kadambari. You have a lovely night ahead, and I'll see you in another swell. Bye
So that was the kind of feeling that you have created in your readers or your listeners through your amazing voice and through the beautiful lines that are so beautifully carved. So I really enjoyed it. Thank you so much. And once again, congratulations on getting good amount of followers because I always believe consistency is the key. The kind of consistent efforts that you put forward will always give you a fruitful result. And that I see in you where you are consistently coming up with different kinds of things
Gunjan Joshi
@Bibliophile · 1:39
And I particularly like the fact in the poem that each and every line is so much enthused with passion for pain. So I just love it because I have seen people, those who were or are in pursuit of a glorious goal, they kind of start loving the pain. They kind of start loving the agony it brings with you and they kind of feel glory in it, which each line in your poem teaches us
Ranjana Kamo
@Gamechanger · 0:12
You. That's a very nice piece. And something that makes you ponder. Keep sharing and have a lovely weekend. Bye
Himanshi Thakur
@GreyMatter · 4:39
I was so engrossed in listening to your poem that I did not really catch on many of them, but it was absolutely mind blowing and wonderful. Regarding the topic of your poem, you always write on the darker side and you make it interesting and engrossing. But this one particularly touches a topic that I also somewhere find it to be true. I think pain is comforting after a point of time. The moment you experience pain, there is a lot of discomfort
Himanshi Thakur
@GreyMatter · 0:31
I completely agree with you, Ranjana. The phrases. Oh, my God. Same question. Where did you bring these phrases from? The pain is freeing. That is something that caught my ear. Also, I'm not gonna lie. I mean, this thought that pain frees you up? My goodness. I mean, how are you thinking all these? It's so pleasantly surprising, and it makes you really think that's genius
Adarsh Rai
@TheDevilsHorse · 2:47
Thank you so much, Gunjan. It's always a pleasure to hear from you and your inputs and your understanding towards it as well as your thought process towards that poem. As far as where I get these phrases from, certain of these elements have been a part of my life. This particular poem, embracing the shadow cult of pain. It's a very intricate aspect, you can say a dance of darkness and the shadows around it
Adarsh Rai
@TheDevilsHorse · 4:53
And, yes, I'm thrilled to know that you loved it and you find it one of my best poems, and I couldn't agree with you more on that. I think I thanked Gunjan as well in the previous reply, and the phrases. It's like Himanshi say somewhere, a certain element of these, if not all the poems, I would say, but few of the poems, certain elements are a part of me