Long Hah Poems

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Premium Member Mohammad Al-Hah Ali

You looked up to the skies
Praying angels would guide your voyage… sigh
Away for the brutality, of Assad and his war
You escaped, brothers three in arms
Loving, and wanting to build a better score

Wishing peace and happiness, to bury all wars strife
Dreams of an engineer filled with hope and new life
The irony is that you would have to fear
Some engineer before you, who let the fires
Kill the poor the small and unspoken ones
Assad you see appears in many forms
Evil and greed often born of the same seed

I only say to you and your brothers
We weep for you, one and all, no one should suffer
I too now, have a dream
A building, beautiful, majestic and masonically tall
Named after a builder who lost his future in London’s fall
To the British elite who care not at all
Dignity belongs to all people, no matter small or tall


London Bridge: Here I Come - Or Not Hah

California, California, oh pretty, sunny California
Well, farewell for now till I leave far too sunny Arizona

Boredom kingdom overruled me substantially,
So I talked my sister's ears off automatically

Bloodstream tainted with filth of what-I’ve-done
Forgiveness within is on the run in deserty nature fun

Beyond the highway in the vehicle-made shade and eager-fervor sun
Here I come, family and fun and/or work to be done, I call shot-gun and won!

I’m good, I’m good, good grief – are you? For real???
I knew you needed relief from the brief-grief you feel

No biggie much when stress and anxiety comes our merry way
Because all night and day shall be as bright as marvelous May

My mind is the opposite of noisy, annoying traffic surprisingly
Chatting back and forth with my super spectacular sister in her cocoa-colored car regretlessly

Now, I am in the future in Arizona thankfully!!!! Finally here with family!
I said “London Bridge, here I go!” and arrived in Lake Havasu, instead, in glee..

Boy, what a long, but OK roadtrip... (naw)
Now, Where’s a lake of beautiful blue (as we fuss due to the heat)
Where I can take a refreshing dip? (yeah!)
Oh! It is next to us, what a treat (for my sake and ours too, whoohoo!)
No worries, we are fine, don't trip! (hah)

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