Thereâs something sacred about midnight.
Itâs not just another hourâitâs the pause between what was and what will be.
When the world finally sleeps, we wake. Not in body, maybe, but in soul.
At midnight, the masks come off.
No more pretending, no more performance.
Itâs the hour when the noise dies,
and the silence speaks the loudest.
Have you noticed?
The thoughts that hide during daylight come out to whisper.
The regrets you locked away knock gently at your door.
The dreams you ignore stare at you with wide, wondering eyes.
Itâs when the real conversations happenâwith yourself.
Midnight doesnât judge.
It welcomes your chaos and your calm.
It lets your poetry bleed,
your heart ache,
and your mind wander to places daylight would never allow.
Some call it loneliness.
But maybe, itâs honesty.
Because no oneâs watching,
and suddenly, you can finally be
the version of you that doesnât need to explain.
Maybe thatâs why
midnight feels like the realest hour of the day.
â Written in silence, by a soul who speaks when the world sleeps.
â MuktadirDoes midnight feel this real to you too? Share your silence with me in the comments.