Iraqi Poems - Poems about Iraqi

Black Iraqi Woman Written by Faleeha Hassan Translated from the Arabic by William Hutchins Shortly before my father died, he whispered to me longingly: “Daughter, treasure this, because it authenticates your heritage to our kinsfolk!” When I accepted this object, I discovered it was a stone with inscriptions I did not understand and delicate, mysterious lines. He...

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Iraqi Aching Arabic Poem By: Saddam Fahd. Al-Asadi* Translated into English By Inaam Al-Hashimi (Gold_N_Silk) =========================== For Iraq I slaughtered the silence in my pen For Iraq I fended fear off my words And for Iraq, I would smother the sun In the vastness of a sieve, And gather the vast sea In a glass of debris! For Iraq I burned embers in...

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I’m in love with an Iraqi girl And she’s from a Jordanian world And she lives in a Malaysian town With her heart of gold I’m in love with an Iraqi girl And I need her in my arms to hold Cause its snowing in New York And only she can warm my soul And she’s got black hair of curls And she’s so...

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IRAQI BLOOD STORM helicopters swarm red dust like cake flour clings panic tastes like bile rising crescendo of screams sulphur clouds the reasons why...

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If you take Iraqi sand And you mix it with some water It will soften like the land Spilled with blood of sons and daughters.. Now take it in your hand Hold it gently in the sunlight It will shapen at command When the temperature is just right.. Make a place in which you set it On the sturdiest foundation It will strengthen if you...

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