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Farida Ezzat
Poems
Dec 2012
Rome
The sky was falling
But they were still flipping coins around
Their mother calling
But they were still lost and never to be found
It was a world of their own
It was their home
It was a world of their own
It was their Rome
At Rome where films sparked from their fingertips
And paintings splashed from their minds
Where everyday was lunar eclipse
And in the moon there he finds
Her caterpillar, her centipede
Of hundreds of untold stories
And so inside he was freed
Of glorious past and past glories
And there she goes
Climbing the mountain
And there he goes
Waiting at the fountain
They meet and leave
And say profound things
They dance, believe
They are the kings
Of their Rome (x3)
And the sky fell
Their coins were in the air
Dancing as well
To the things they share
Of their days at Rome
And of their home
When mother was still calling
Them.
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Farida Ezzat
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