LETTERS FROM ALL AROUND THE WORLD

This is the first poem of my first published book, 'DSS-The Enigma'. You can get it by googling the name. You can watch the poem too on the YouTube channel- youtube.com/c/theshekharbrothers

1.Messages of love, joy and happiness
it is bringing.
Day or night, it doesn’t matter,
doorbells of houses are ringing.
For it brings the letters from all
around the world.
4.It is unstoppable and brings the wishes
of Christmas and Easter.
In the midnight, it’s carrying some gift
from a boy to his sister.
For it brings the letters from all
around the world.
7.It delivers letters from early morning
till late night on the rail.
The herald,
I’m talking about is nothing
else but the Night Mail.
For it brings the letters from all
around the world.
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Reviews

[Laurierose]

This reminds of how mail, like money, travels around the world. This poem reminded me of that. It reminded me, also, how like mail we each have a message and that too can travel and touch others. Whether fingertips away or days, it's the thought that keeps a spark alive. This was interesting. Great read.

[Devansh Shekhar Shukla]

Thanks a lot, Laurierose

[HB Rita]

Messages of love..........reminds me of my recent days i hospital over a month when I was diagnose with 'Adult On-set Still's Disease' and was dying, but I did not die because of the messages of LOVE from al around me. It is a courage, it is something more then that we can think of.

Beautiful writing poet. Thank you.

[Devansh Shekhar Shukla]

Thank you so much for your comment!

[Wild Rose]

How true Parcels from Yahoo and other on line shops

[Devansh Shekhar Shukla]

Thanks for your review.

[Vatsal Rohilla]

You have got a simplicity to your style, and it suits your choice of subject. The description is beautiful, and it does not feel heavy at any point- really necessary to keep the reader interested. Good going.

[Devansh Shekhar Shukla]

Thank you so much, Vatsal.

[barleygirl]

It seems like "mail" is becoming obsolete (doing everything online), so it's good to remind us with a poem. In this country, the US Postal Service is more involved in delivering packages these days . . . people shopping online while stores fail left & right. Not many letters ever come in the mail. I remember when it was a very big deal to find a letter from someone (not a bill) in the mailbox. You've captured that distant memory for me (((HUGS))) Fondly, Margie

[Devansh Shekhar Shukla]

Thanks a lot for your sincere review!

[ShubhamT]

Hey, Dev I recently checked your writing. Bro, I must say you are awesome!

[Devansh Shekhar Shukla]

Thank you so much, Shubham.

[kentuck14]

Dev, most of our mail is advertisements. But I do enjoy receiving personal cards and letters from people.
Letter writing in the past was a great endeavor of many people's time. That all is lost now to the so-called 'social media.' Staying in touch now means staying connected by cyber-waves. I probably sound like an old man . . . I am! Thanks for the poem.
Tom

[Devansh Shekhar Shukla]

Thank you, Tom for your review. You are right. Today, people always get engaged in conversation with others on social media. That's why they dont know the taste of writing and receiving letters from their loved ones.

[Terra]

Makes me long for the days of receiving mail that isn't made up of bills and advertisement.
Lovely.

[Devansh Shekhar Shukla]

Thanks a lot, Terra for your sincere review. Please keep reviewing.

[Jane]

sadly now there is no longer mail. everything is everywhere. all the time.

[Devansh Shekhar Shukla]

Thanks for your sincere review.

[Devansh Shekhar Shukla]

In the past times, the happiness that people got on getting the mails from their loved ones after waiting for them is also no more. You are right, 'everything is everywhere now', consequently people are forgetting that love.

[Autumn L Gibbs]

This poem is Amazing, i like how you repeated letters from all around the world like stressing the main oint of the poem. Very lovely.
A.G.

[Devansh Shekhar Shukla]

Thank you A.G.

[Autumn L Gibbs]

You are so very welcome! Please keep writing!
A.G.