“Rain Listened Without Reply”
poem written by Ignatious Antony is about speaking from the heart without expecting an answer. The speaker talks to the rain as it falls from the sky to the earth. The rain becomes a listener, not a problem-solver.
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“The Comma in the Sky”
A poem written by Ignatious Antony begins with a simple question. The speaker asks a crow about time. The crow does not answer with words. It answers by returning to the same wire, again and again. This quiet repetition becomes its teaching.
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“What Remains”, poem written by Ignatious Antony, speaks about retirement and the end of a long working life, but not as a sudden stop.
It shows retirement as a slow, graceful laying down of responsibility, where work does not disappear but moves into memory and wisdom.
The poem is not about loss.
It is about completion, earned rest, and inner peace.
“The Roots Beneath My Steps” Poem by Ignatious Antony about the sacrifice and love of father. Now the house feels larger than it should.
The chair still faces the door.
I carry his quiet into my courage,
and walk the world,
still held by the man
who loved me without saying it.
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The Poem “I Believe In Miracles”, by Ignatious Antony explores the wonders of nature and believes “So miracles are not rare visitors from afar,
They live with me, like light that never leaves.”
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“I Believe in Miracles,” a poem by Ignatious Antony explores the wonders of Nature and believes “So miracles are not rare visitors from afar,
They live with me, like light that never leaves.
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“The Road After Goodbye”, A poem by Ignatious Antony, captures the quiet walk after a funeral, where the world looks unchanged but every step is heavy with absence and memory. It shows how grief settles into ordinary places, carrying a loved one’s presence forward even as life slowly moves on
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“Arrival Without Arrival”, A poem by Ignatious Antony, presents life as a journey guided by trust rather than certainty. The poem suggests that even broken or unclear paths carry purpose. Through simple images of roads, pilgrims, stones, cracks, and dawn, it shows how silence, patience, and awareness can guide us when signs and directions are absent. The poem’s central idea is that true arrival is not a destination but an inner state achieved by letting go of constant striving. Rooted in Eastern philosophy, it emphasizes humility, non-attachment, and quiet trust in the natural flow of life.
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“A Lullaby of Love and Light”, A poem by Ignatious Antony, Sleep, My Daughter
Please close your eyes now, my little one.
Do not cry.
Let the night hold you gently.
Feel my arms around you,
not just as flesh and bone,
but as a sheltering sky,
as the earth cupping a young root
against the cold breath of loss.
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“The Yes We Never Said”, Poem by Ignatious Antony speaks about a quiet kind of love.
It reminds us that not all feelings need words.
Sometimes, a smile carries more meaning than any answer.
The smile in this poem is not playful or casual.
It is a sign of acceptance, trust, and emotional safety.
Between two hearts, it becomes a silent agreement to stay.
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