The Infant Of DawnA Poem by Iman A.elazim
Sitting near the fireplace casting shadows upon my face Chasing fire whips scattered along stone walls with grace
Picturing madly figures a mixture of drunken lightning nights
Hearing twilight cracking from dawn's inner skylight This peaceful holly tune forced darkness to consume Away to the forbidden hell where hope no more pursue Spirits laughed hazily with a joyful brightening sight Light has conquered darkness goodness is a free right To live to breath to utter words of speechless wisdom trees Finally we can behold the summer spectacular breeze The tides of seven seas the ocean's divine cycling waves Gathering winds dancing with thunder sparkling knight Air will release the prisoners of shameless titan's chains Thus jailing tyrant's injustice mockery tools and toys beneath Layers of mud and dust which will wear instead of golden lace It's your choice it's your final destined scorned resident place Once you played with fire to burn and slay the truest souls Taste forever slavery bonds connected to your filthy rotten bones © 2011 Iman A.elazimFeatured Review
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Added on May 3, 2008Last Updated on April 28, 2011 AuthorIman A.elazimCairo, Middle East, EgyptAboutI,m 44 years old , Egyptian woman , writes scince 1995. Come from an artistict family ,my father is a musician , my brother also writes plays . like nature, sea shores, children and cats. Wish.. more..Writing
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