Father Arabic Poems

These Father Arabic poems are examples of Arabic poems about Father. These are the best examples of Arabic Father poems written by international poets.

O brilliant son of the desert,
You rose through the maze of your House
With precision sharper than a blade.
The future trembles beneath your feet—
But power, untempered

© Chanda Katonga   

The boy, the padre, and the abbess.

The padre hung in the bell fry the boy didn’t know
at the time, the padre was his father; this

© Jan Hansen  

In the realm where numbers whisper to the soul,
Beneath the moon's mystical and silver glow,
Epic Valentine day, where love and destiny unfold.

With 444, a guardian

© Sheena A Moore  

Verse 1
Oh, my Lord, Your love never ends
In Your embrace, my soul transcends
From dawn till night, You hold my hand
A constant guide, Your love's unplanned


Chorus
Forever

© Sheena A Moore  

The wonderful 
Master of the Game 
from golf family to 
being father of the 
country looking 
forward to the 
inauguration the sheer
pleasure welcoming 
him a

© Yolanda Joy Nicholsen  

The phone rang it was Alfred, the man most likely to be my father if he confessed the relationship he had with 
Olga, the dancer

© Jan Hansen  

Mideast Peace: Oxymoron

Though descendent of Jews,
I feel boggled at the brutal,
nasty and wanton war between
Israelis and Palestinians.

Many innocent victims
bred to know and hate their enemy
impossible

© Matthew Harris  

Mahmoud Darwish English Translations of Arabic Poems



Palestine
by Mahmoud Darwish
loose translation/interpretation by Michael R. Burch

This land gives us
all that makes life worthwhile:
April's blushing advances,
the aroma of

© Michael Burch  

Muhammad’s daughter danced through the night,
skirts smoothly swirling with her moving.
Cool colors coalescing under moonlight,
iridescent eyes sweetly soothing.

Many who sought her had pedigree.
All whom Prophet

© Linda Alice Fowler  

Dear Father Abraham,

I Know that Too Much Time has Past, Events Taken, and Choices Made that Forever Changed the Course of History.


I am a Son

© Paul Cumberbatch  

Such Tenderness
by Michael R. Burch

for the mothers of Gaza

There was, in your touch, such tenderness—as
only the dove on her mildest day has,
when she shelters downed

© Michael Burch  

Happy

Sunday dishes, 
done by hand. 
The washer put to rest. 

No football, yes that is what I said. (But I have it backed up for

© Ann Foster  

When Red Cross Was A Humanitarian Organisation 

When Red Cross Was A Humanitarian Organisation
Her father was so visionary
Her children were so caring
Her services were so

© Marabi Amfaal Hydara   

(for Scarlets of the world)

Scarlet was born in a house of ill repute.
She learnt early how to use lipsticks, and
Dreams never visited her.

Enslaved by carnivorous

© Ibohal Kshetrimayum  

Grandpa was polygamous
Father believed in celibacy
And I'm deliberating on bigamy
Lest I become
A dull thud
in posterity's eyes

© Ibohal Kshetrimayum