Sorrow Eve Poems

Christmas Rush

I was in a busy street and walked into a bookshop to buy a book for my sister as a gift
Back then when a...

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Lonely Adam became happy, loving God wanted to see,
so, from his rib He fashioned the first woman, me.
The beguiler of men, I became his brave...

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Forgotten Beauty

Scarlet Beauty in her deathbed
Beauteous than the dewy rose
Beauteous than the dale of hermit
Beauteous than the Oceans pose
Beauteous than the eves and mornings
Which in...

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Daughter of Jezebel she is
A perfect shape she has
so enticing and captivating
Her Secret Admirer I am 

On the Altar she sang
her angelic voice I revered
My...

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Late is the hour and nigh is the morrow
  yet a Little Drummer Boy his drum plays;
and upon the man of peace and sorrow
...

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A little dog is a gift from God
Meant only through life to trod
As a companion to solace our mortal
Frailties through love unconditional.

But loyalty exposes its...

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Halt, halt,

Give Lust your hands, but NOT your hearts,

For when they hover around you,

You are an imminent carcass,

Loitering and flapping with the disposition of a...

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The New Year's Eve is the day,
When you can make a fresh start with a wonderful resolution and preparing for it with gay.

Forget the days...

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Rainy Summer's Eve  

I step out from my sanctuary 
Into the stillness of a night so fair
As I walk, I feel a gentle breeze...

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If you see Eve,
Tell her she was not a good mother
If you see Eve,
Tell her she could have done better


If you see Eve,
Tell her she...

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Tis here, the eve of one day less
     Of sorrow lost and hope reborn
     If will brings...

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Gazing out upon dusky barren moor,
Where gray grass grasps the air
Finding no purchase but sad allure
Straight stalks elapse their endless despair.

Teased by tales of golden...

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A Window
For L.  Moonchild. 

Shut your window dear;
Shut it tight. 
Phantoms comes from
Fields of sorrow. 
Carrying terror  with
Every flight. 

Tie the clasp with...

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Let we rejoice the
creamy event
tomorrow,
And to say Eid
Mubrak with no
sorrow,

Remember to greet,
tweet and read,
Your inbox full of
bakra Eid,

To shake our hands
with benignity,
To quash the hatreds
of...

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Trails of laughter amid tears
Tales of the ancients rake pensive queers
History is but present hollowly thought
Experienced oceans of belittled naught

Swelling chest and above the eyes
That...

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