Stains of Blood Turn Darker Like Irrationality
In my dream, I reached a barren land of death
And I realized, I never saw a butterfly on a flower
I never saw, In recent days.
I kissed my dream gently; she needs rest assured
As, after all the sounds of life and laughter
Remains the sound of silence.
And I saw myself; I was a daughter of a Bedouin
who stoned his flesh to death.
To bid her farewell.
I saw myself, and I was a soul who cried,
"Father, I won't go anywhere.
Why are you killing me, then?"
Those souls are all saved, received the divine mercy
As His mercy outshines His wrath.
Only stains of blood turn darker like irrationality.
Copyright © Tamanna Ferdous | Year Posted 2019
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