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The Dozens of Hands

How beautiful she was ! 
When she is sparkling in the queue of  displaced
How sincere her sadness was !
As a poem by black and white
I am waving and call her
And scanning my hand  
...
After the queues break up 
In that cloudy afternoon
We are sheltering in a small restaurant
And sit side by side
With Her purple light dress
Her small body 
And her ruined spirit 
She was talking to me 
Long silence between sentence and another 
I respect it with equivalent silently 
She broken my silently every time with fabulous moan
I felt like I was in church
She was yellow
and weak 
like an old book 
I said :  
Do you born in February 17, 1979 ?
She said
Do not try to pressure on the wound 
You will need the dozens of hands !

Copyright © Dia Alshirqati | Year Posted 2016

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Date: 2/18/2016 11:14:00 AM

AWESOME POEM... LINDA
Date: 1/14/2016 3:21:00 PM

A fine piece my friend... strong phrasing and colorful imagery. Well done! Best wishes, Keith

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