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Halima Abdul Basir
Poems
Dec 2014
In The Chamber of a Heart
If I'd locked myself in chambers
Could you have found your way
Would you have known the walls and doors
around the disarray
Did I lead you, Did you know
I was looking for directions
to give you, to ensnare you
under the guise of my protection
Did you feel honored, while they waited
at the siege They’d come for me
I had no more to surrender
save for lover’s reverie
They are the lovers of a moment
temporary tyrants of chattels
The provisory purchasers of hearts
bathe in red, my passion quelled
Dear Love I’d tried to trick you
trap you, steal you for my own
for salve upon these burning wounds
Where only acid I have known
Did you know that I had sewn you
into patches, tapestries
mending wounds concealing scars
left by my jagged liberties
Would you come but kindly, gently
Make for me a home
Once again inside these boulder walls
That soon became gravestones
There is still strength inside this heart
So long as it does beat
And Love in you I find content
Amends towards my defeat
#love
#healing
#acceptance
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Halima Abdul Basir
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