BreathA Poem by Maryam MottahedehBreath A rush covers me over Inside the wind tunnel of dreams The flood gates crumbled Raindrops cross my cheeks Of flaming passion Purity strokes my heart
I remember to breath
Something in me I can only feel Pungent as fresh cut grass But so quick the vapors pass Through the tunnel of my senses Longing for a better life
Where minds are free And nourished in encouragement To question, and open deeply
To dance beyond the stars And reflect like drunken whales On abundant little fish We might call freedom
Were human’s sorrows and victory Are in panoramic view Of the unbranded recorder Free of masters and Burdens of per-bartered special interests
Where, when and How
I remember to breath
Rain keeps falling My heart beholds passion
In honor so many passed Nameless Faceless And ones in the spot light
The lineage devoid of territory Whose stories get classified Like candy to give away on special days Like napkins to use and discard
Shameless of the bloodshed And the political correctness The streets tunnel to narrow prison allies Boxed in the middle of living rooms
Where sheep have their special GMO feed And ask no question
Somewhere in the submarines Of the deep blue sea Fumes rise And delicate bubbles delivered by wind May burst to death of the unlearned
The forgotten may turn to rain And drip down to bones To dance to what rhythm
I wonder I ponder I take a breath © 2012 Maryam Mottahedeh |
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Added on December 1, 2012 Last Updated on December 1, 2012 Author
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