The unwalked miles!A Poem by Bubul
His surname didn't matter to me
His sapphire-blue eyes did Feelings melted down his shivering voice when he recited Robert Frost "Miles to go before I sleep" was his favorite line in the world. He had repeated it 73 times in a day when we were together Yes we were often together now He had promised me roses on Valentine's day I promised to walk all those miles with him. He was excited about the clothes his father had gifted him It was a piece of his homeland A memory of his existence He said he'll wear those in the most special day of his life I was waiting for him it was the day of love But I could hear the sound of hatred go off I hurried out and saw him right there The roses in his hand redder than usual His Iranian fabric stained in a native's blood "I am not a terrorist" he said as his gaping chest hole squeezed out his life The man armed with a gun and others armed with words stared in disbelief His fingers clutch the roses tight As he sleeps now on my lap Promises were kept he is sleeping now Just the miles were left unwalked! © 2017 Bubul |
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Added on February 12, 2017 Last Updated on February 12, 2017 Author
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