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    Showing posts with label Poems on Life. Show all posts

    Monday, August 20, 2012

    In Your Eyes.


    In the young eyes of young Nour
    A faded glow of a million suns
    Escapes in the fades of couples and ones
    And a hint of the moon, she extends a smile
    For the hinting breeze omitting in occasion for one a while
    And some moon; which glows
    Upon subtle a light, I remain and all goes
    Hunted by the howling cry of the lute
    Suffocating the earthly smell of fresh fruit
    Causeless we feed a song or hunger
    And the moon merely reflects what is stronger
    Dear God of Moon; Dear God of Sun
    Why have I become and what have I done?
    Arrogance search for a self
    And so I define and delve
    Reject, seek, object, seek
    Deny which world could ever be at all weak

    See, my age long before my years
    I can see bitter cheers
    My ego empty, of veil
    However does not indulge in praise but cries a silent long wail
    And so the lost escapes the it
    Nodding in smiles and pretend wit
    Collapsing strong on God's ground
    Paralyzed the air by the adhan's might, and its sound
    I escape me, to find in young Nour's solemn eyes
    The only single truth, that with every life, all dies
    Countries are none, people are none, all are none
    Without the God is one!..
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    Monday, July 23, 2012

    Fukushima 2011


    As crimson blisters melt
    my leaking umbrella
    and toxic rain finds me
    I read a sign...

    HALF PRICE 
    RAINCOATS

    but...

    The labels says
    (Made in Chernobyl)

    and the shop is empty.

    While across the street
    the bakery has run out of flour
    yet, people form a queue

    and...

    the old man they call Kenbosho
    chokes on '45 memories.

    @Hellon 17th July 2012
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    Wednesday, July 4, 2012

    Just Hold Me





    Not many have ever known
    and if I tell - who would believe?
    There's nothing I can call my own
    not even the things I have achieved.

    It's always better that way
    All that is aching inside
    It's better for it to stay -
    covered up with hurt's pride.

    All in good time
    I will open the gate
    of this little heart of mine
    in a moment of fate.

    For a soul that's been torn and
    a heart controlled by other
    there's not much you can do
    But to hold me in your arms -
    my dearest Mother.
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    A Touch Of Love




    I was six months old and full of fun,
    with a blink of your eye, I was suddenly one.
    There were so many things we were going to do,
    but when you turned your head, I turned two.
    At two I was very dependent on you,
    but independence took over when I turned three.
    My third birthday was another year
    you tried to ignore,
    but when the candles were lit,
    there weren't three but four.
    Four was the year that I really strived,
    but with a turn of your back, I became five.
    At five I was ready for rules
    and told this is the year I go to school.
    The big day came, and I was anxious
    but scared to go.
    You walked me to my room going oh, so slow.
    With a gentle smile, you said,
    "I'll see you in PE".
    As the years came and went,
    along with friends fads, and boyfriends,
    you were in the background watching over me.
    Soon we stepped into my teenage years,
    which started the days of mouthing off 
    and learning to drive, 
    and suddenly you wished
    I was five all over again.
    Time goes so fast it is so hard to believe,
    that just yesterday I was home with you.
    And tomorrow when I come home
    and walk through the door,
    you will remember the day
    I was wearing my cap and gown
    and think how did I grow up so fast.
    With a nod of your head,
    you watched me walk down the aisle
    and across the stage.
    Then, with a wave of your hand,
    three months later you sent me off to college
    to find my way.
    Now, today I am not six months old
    and full of fun anymore,
    I'm almost twenty-one.
    With graduation approaching,
    I have the world, the city, and my job
    waiting on me.
    It's so hard to believe I've come this far.
    But without you and dad, I wouldn't be here
    and where I am now.
    So hold these moments as hard as you can,
    because the next time you look,
    it won't be just me,
    you'll also be seeing a man.

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