The Hero Of my Heart

The Hero Of my Heart

A Poem by Waqas Rabbani
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This is a Poem that i Wrote for my Father after he Passed away. i later learned after both my parents passed away that i was adopted, and i was overcome... this was a labor of Love.

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I Tell the Tale of Gentle Hands
That Guided me through the walk of life

that carried an infant twenty blocks
to ease the fever of summer nights

that took all pain instead of mine
that put my needs before their own

where are they now, can they not see
or hear or feel the anguished moan

ripped from my heart, my very soul
that cries out tears in-mixed in blood

in-mixed in earth, from haunted eyes
coursing in streams down the dirty face

dirty from the dust of graves
those that i had stooped to make

where are those hands can they not hear
the anguished cries the aching sobs

those hands the never even let form
in their shelter a single frown

the singer of my lullabies
and the hero of my heart

have they gone away so far

that neither voice nor anguished cries
will ever reach them now..

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© 2011 Waqas Rabbani


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the singer of my lullabies
and the hero of my heart

Loved this part, this is wonderful, I really enjoyed this.

Posted 13 Years Ago



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Added on October 23, 2011
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Waqas Rabbani
Waqas Rabbani

karachi, Sindh, Pakistan



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