RelapseA Poem by TarikThe voice spoke It whispered my feelings The dithering changes of
moods The sudden relapse The shuddering of a body, lying
over shards of glass They engrave your skin They ram their hands through
your chest and pinch your heart. Why should anyone suffer? Why should a soul made of
tender, azure particles experience such gloom? I sat on my knees in a narrow
road that extended forever Dressed in my black Jewish
coat. I saw the wings of death, slashing the air The mountains, and the trees;
they slashed all of life. At my sight, death stopped. It lowered its wings and
smiled. “Rise to your feet,” It told
me. I never rose to my feet; I remained
there on the road Death kneeled down, kissed me
on the head and asked me not to worry. How kind death can be? It
caresses your bare soul and fills it with hope. It fills it with hope for a better
world, where man unites for all eternity with the essence of love and
immortality, © 2011 TarikReviews
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