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Spinning In Head

Spin with your full ornaments,
Spin in my head.
Your hands were stuck in bindweed, 
Doors and the sun which melts
In monotony where shade dies
In shrine of the cold 

Growl at the peak of silence,
Hurry up your movements,
As in your deep breath, 
The fire shelters, the secrets
And the poems are burning in my chest.

Don't pour your perfume
While you are crossing
In the absences hole 

I see you trembling as
The willow shaken by the wind,
I see you filled with oppression,
Cracking as river, dying in longing
While looking for paths 

I see you looking back, whirls
As the wind wolves gathered
In the darkness of death's net 

Where is the deer O ‘Laila’ 
Where is the land?!

Written by © Fatima Nusairat
Copyright © | Year Posted 2014

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O.J. Hunt Avatar
June 15, 2014 at 11:28 AM
Unique write Fatima!
Nusairat Avatar
June 16, 2014 at 6:50 PM
Thank you dear Keith Hunt. Appreciated :)
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