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Hold My Hand

Treading upon a thread so fine,
Finer than the strands of silken twine,
Ah, but we err in our belief,
For hair is but a protein sheaf,
A chain of amino acids, aligned.

Is this vision but a mere mirage?
A fleeting, ghostly apparition?
Why then do they link,
Like carriages of a train, in sync?
Perhaps harmony is the adhesive,
Binding them in a dance so vivid,
Racing along life's fervent passage.

I ponder, perhaps the line we tread,
Is nought but points, closely wed,
In the fabric of togetherness spread.
Come, take my hand, let us forge
A lifeline, a path to endorse,
Disregard the trifles, my Love,
For nature cherishes balance above.

© 25/09/2014
Malik Yaseen

A Moment of Joy

Displaying at the top,
Of the hierarchy,
Of Best New Poets,
On Poetrysoup world.
Was Malik Yaseen,
It is my name, it is
A moment of joy.
Thanks to Poets here
Your company is amazing.

I just wrote it here to thank you all the poet friends whose kind words and comments made me to write and try my pen at new forms. The poetrysoup is really awesome.

Why You Left

You departed, my Motif, but why did you?
Unfinished, my carpet lies, colors awry.
In the weave of my days, you were the light.
You departed, my Motif, but why did you?
Absent your Taleem, I'm lost in the night,
My heart, your target, where arrows lie.
You departed, my Motif, but why did you?
Unfinished, my carpet lies, colors awry.



© 25/09/2014
Malik Yaseen

*Taleem is the script used for carpet weaving (kashmiri, persain).
 For a contest by Alferd Vassallo


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