Yasmin Poems - Poems about Yasmin

...“Real love brings about calm—not inner torment. True love allows you to be at peace with yourself and with God." Yasmin Mogahed When you hide behind silence, despite the crying violins of irrita......Read the rest...

...A rose poem A walking cobbler came to Yasmin valley That had a small brook with swimming ducks Even though, since everyone wore clogs He decided to settle down in this pleasant vale The cobbl......Read the rest...

...A rose poem A walking cobbler came to Yasmin valley That had a small brook with swimming ducks Even though since everyone wore clogs He decided to settle down in this pleasant vale The cobble......Read the rest...

...My best friend and I were always together. And now we can't do that because we have different schools. And I really miss her, all her advice and the times when she made me happy. She's the very best ......Read the rest...

...Yesterday before I went up to bed I noticed an email that I hadn't read It was from Soup thanking me For sending them the PM fee It must be a mistake or so I thought They sent me something that ......Read the rest...

...   white breath of lilac | white lilac blooms I walk into native rain | dancing on my naked skin under a broken sky | sunbeams escaping ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~......Read the rest...

...I weave rhapsodies  | words dance before you Enshrining words on paper  |  obelisks of enlightenment Heartbeats quicken pulse  |  hark metered rhythm As i map stars with my quill ......Read the rest...

...Translation of Eric Mottram’s KRIM: AN AUTOBIOGRAPHY TO SEPTEMBER 1989 - III by T. Wignesan ( This poem is from the collection, ESTUARIES: Poems 1989-91. Twickenham: Solaris, 1992, 62p. Pub. by......Read the rest...

...Translation of Eric Mottram’s KRIM: AN AUTOBIOGRAPHY TO SEPTEMBER 1989 - II by T. Wignesan ( This poem is from the collection, ESTUARIES: Poems 1989-91. Twickenham: Solaris, 1992, 62p. Pub. by ......Read the rest...

...Translation of Eric Mottram’s KRIM: AN AUTOBIOGRAPHY TO SEPTEMBER 1989 - I by T. Wignesan ( This poem is from the collection, ESTUARIES: Poems 1989-91. Twickenham: Solaris, 1992, 62p. Pub. by Y......Read the rest...

...I love the month of May It is the month of flowers Thanks for the April showers It brought us this garden full of colors The month of May is outstanding It is the fifth month of the y......Read the rest...

...Where we will find the boy colored by our dreams? He used to cut yasmin in the words He wear our fears in a red tulip in his hands... And the day that we met he put his hut in our hear......Read the rest...

...She is a friend I hate to lose with A quick glance and a tender smile, Whom she caught me in a spell. That I wish never to come out of A soft voice, an unspoken love, Across the way I see the ......Read the rest...

...Olive and Orange From the years of 650 and onwards Andalusia Was a tolerant Arabic province, which even tolerated the Jewish tradesmen pushing their handcarts on cobble stones and the Christian......Read the rest...

...“Zoloft.” was someone’s loud, quick answer. “Yasmin.” I heard, spoke by another. Huh? “Xanax.” Was then offered. While these people shouted, I stared, perplexed......Read the rest...