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 Oct 2017 kainat rasheed
Star BG
Torrential rainfall
fell upon city after city.
Sky was grey like those suffering
in separation, fear, and greed.

No bird of happiness
flew in tornado winds.
No umbrellas safe haven
would stay open.

UNTIL people
released negative thoughts.
to balance inside compassion.

All got quiet,
and miracle appeared.

An upside rainbow that smiled to the world.

Now we’re dancing
awake and alert.
on road to better days.
Sarita Aditya Verma
Crazy Diamond Kristy
inspired me to again write. I reposted her poem--check it out guys
day transfers
our experinces to the night
life doesn't stop continuous
flows water on the bend
not expected knocks the doors
reckless future
We were born
before the sighs
of surrender

before the twilight
whispered crescendo

before the sad sound
of the wind ―

Ere the raw truth
that tells a story
     through
"eyes that are
the windows
   of the soul" ―

We were born
with eyes wide
        open
     with tears
    that well up
of truth unspoken,

  love arising
        like
a budding flower,..

metamorphosis
of fertile heart ―

The wheel of life
turns unbound
an outgoing tide

   as certain as
    continuum
       abides ―
an unbroken lariat
  until the knot
  comes untied

A lonesome dove coos
  perched upon
deserted garden gate;
its gentle plea segued
into a silent prayer ―

Seasons change;
   supple buds
of forlorn love
― wither,

unsure if we’re alone
         or if
we’re alone together (?)!


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postscript:

"Through a foggy window in the rain
When you thought no one was watching,
Going through your memories
Like so many prisons to escape
And become someone else
With another face
And another name"

...an excerpt from :
"Through The Window" by Chris Cornell
 Oct 2017 kainat rasheed
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Hijab
 Oct 2017 kainat rasheed
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And if you think I'm oppressed,
covering my hair with a silken headdress-

And if you think I'm forced,
beaten, to lengthen my sleeves and elongate my shorts-

And if you think I'm afraid,
cowering under the protection of black linen shade-

You 'most certainly take note of the society's improprieties,
that the abaya I wear is thrusted upon me,
that the niqab my sisters practice is only for he;

No. My hijab is my personality, my promise to honour my femininity,
to never allow anyone, any man, to use me;
I am a woman, a human, a feminist:
no man will control me.
just a setting-straight. or at least I think it is.
I trust
my tiny boat
I don't think
of the river's depth
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