By Muhammed Sinan

After a long time, 
I arrived at my heaven.
No one uses or minds it.
No one stays or comes.
No one takes care of or builds up
I can see a lot of rusty doors and windows.
Pictures of scholars, gods, and historians were hanging on the sore wall.
I looked out through a small hole.
I can see the Almighty's creations.
Stones and walls shared my drawings and colourings.
The spider web holds the fan in place,
refusing to turn it on.
Light's wire appeared to be eating away at the lice.
Yet I didn’t feel lonely there.
At the top of the corner of the wall,
a spider created his own home.
I watched each of its,
activities for a long time.
I understand it was enjoyable.
Home is not about being closed; it's about being comfortable and happy.
If a creature finds happiness, it would be better to let it live there.
With all my love, I gifted my heaven to the spider and headed.

Muhammed Sinan is a student who live in India. He loves to write poems and stories. He also published poems in different magazine. He works on social development to make society great. 

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  1. I wanted to express my heartfelt congratulations to Academy of the Heart and Mind for providing a platform for budding talents and sharing remarkable works of art with the world.

    As a parent, I am immensely proud of my son, Muahammed Sinan, for guiding and inspiring him on his poetic journey.

    I want to commend Academy of the Heart and Mind for recognizing and showcasing such exceptional talents and for being a platform that encourages and celebrates the creative minds of the future. You have, in your own way, contributed to the growth of an aspiring young poet and enriched our literary landscape.

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