The Old Sad EyesA Poem by Namaa HammondFirst ChapterThe stitch of his thread opens doors to the dead The glitch of the rum burns down the sun A spoon resolves his dream once yours The needle retrieves the seeds deceased In the basement there lived a peasant A dark clothed man preaching to the damned His book of shadows formed a marrow The old sad eyes have opened and cried The eyes that burn the black tree fern Opened the iris that could swallow a virus I tossed and turned night after night Denying my anger and possibly a murder The old sad eyes have left the dead to sigh A black glove was stolen by the hands of the wisemen I wait by the window debate to kill the widow The cries seemed louder as I dusted the powder I left no trace below the nest was a blade The old man had stolen sad eyes so golden I seized the blade and his forehead disintegrate Making my way towards the bed, soon the eyes will be dead Raising the weapon the windows creaked open I turn around for there were footsteps on the ground As cries passed for hours the closer I was to the coward The old sad eyes cried louder and louder Goodnight my late friend, goodnight my dear friend Your perception of thunder had been following me asunder Now I wipe the enemy of the crying melody If the blade cuts deep, I would finally sleep © Nama Babieh 2013
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