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It Came Upon Him
... He discovered how to connect and merge, or such discovered him. His five senses did not become six, but a number closer to one. It came upon him, that he was one with everything, ......
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©
Eric Ashford
Categories:
laith,
poetry,
Form:
Free verse
Instruments Of Hope And Faith
...Hands of the piety Phalanges of work and charity Driven to spearhead not stoop Enliven and share not droop Fingers we dip on stoupe Churches of the holy in troop Our faith we lathe with pride......
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Clifford Villalon
Categories:
laith,
environment, faith, giving, heart,
Form:
Pastoral
Robert Burns Translation: To a Mouse
...To a Mouse by Robert Burns translation/modernization/interpretation by Michael R. Burch Sleek, tiny, timorous, cowering beast, Why’s such panic in your breast? Why dash away, so quick, so rash......
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Michael Burch
Categories:
laith,
animal, farm, home, house,
Form:
Verse
Children
...A child with one leg , a child with one arm, a child with one eye and a child with one lever were gathering there , near their organs Which became the fifth child underground . ________......
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©
Laith Seher
Categories:
laith,
children, violence,
Form:
Prose Poetry
The World After Thousand Dawns
...The world after thousand dawns (To an Isis fighter ) A poem by :Ali Riyadh (Iraqi Poet) Translated by: Laith Seher O who woke up after thousand dawn ago, The dawns burned ,the ashes became a ni......
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Laith Seher
Categories:
laith,
symbolism,
Form:
Prose Poetry
The Coat
...The coat At the time before daybreak, I didn’t know, Why did I remember Gogol? It was my body oozed females . The poem by :Nabeel Al-Jabri (Iraqi Poet) Translated by : Laith Seher......
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Laith Seher
Categories:
laith,
desire,
Form:
Prose Poetry
The Dead
...The dead The dead are refugees To an immortal caves, Hidden in the pockets of the earth, They are escaping from sins Exhausting by the pain . We are the dead But we are walking. A p......
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©
Laith Seher
Categories:
laith,
death,
Form:
Prose Poetry
A Dove
...A Dove We said :What are all those feathers ? When we walked for the funeral of the kid . His father raised his hand , picked up a feather and cried :This is the word "a dove" He learned ......
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Laith Seher
Categories:
laith,
death, funeral,
Form:
Prose Poetry
Soldiers
...The soldiers` immortal job is urinating on the fence of the world. By : Maithem Al-Atabi Translated by :Laith Seher......
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Laith Seher
Categories:
laith,
war,
Form:
Prose Poetry
My Song
...My light doesn’t tell the truth" except in the darkness" This is my song , during the republic of your night . ……………………………………………… This Poem written by : Salman Dawood Mohammed (Iraqi Poet ) T......
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Laith Seher
Categories:
laith,
longing,
Form:
Prose Poetry
The Pistol of the Priest
...The Pistol of the Priest When the world resurrected from a hanging hole between the thighs. The body brought out with all his animals , The priest brought out , carrying a pistol, surrounded by......
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©
Laith Seher
Categories:
laith,
evil,
Form:
Prose Poetry
The Sea
...To whom the sea will complain his sorrow? If the gulls emigrate. ........................................... Written by : Hussein Al-Dayani (Iraqi Poet ) Translated by :Laith Seher......
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Laith Seher
Categories:
laith,
absence,
Form:
Prose Poetry
A Toy
...The dead woman hugs a dead child, The dead child hugs a toy , Which has two lives. Written by : Amenah Mahmood , Iraqi Poet Translated by : Laith Seher......
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Laith Seher
Categories:
laith,
war,
Form:
Prose Poetry
The Fire and the Lantern
...The Fire and The lantern By :Nameq Abed Theeb Translated by :Laith Seher ----------------------------------------------- All the seasons are absorbed or exhausted , by the cloud who is bein......
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Laith Seher
Categories:
laith,
symbolism,
Form:
Prose Poetry
Time
...The Time is dying Mine is not . There is an umbilical cord Between my pulse and your watch -------- This Poem written by : Salman Dawood Mohammed Translated by : Laith Seher......
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©
Laith Seher
Categories:
laith,
love,
Form:
Prose Poetry
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