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Rangzeb Hussain Oct 2011
The rain strikes the sharp jagged window panes
As she huddles in a corner of the darkening room hurting full of shame,
The probing fingers of early evening frost play a game of chess
And invade the unprotected battlements of her frail body with success.

Outside,
The lightning bares its hideous teeth with savage intent
And the wind sings a song without hope.


The storm gathers its troop for the carnage of fright
That it has lustfully planned for this nightmarish night,
People can be heard running outside on the wet pavements,
Humans hunting for shelters beneath gravestones.

Inside,
The decaying boards of the room reek
With insidious desires.


She can sense the lower depths of pollution
That surround her but nobody will ever execute a solution,
This child of mankind will be shrouded in a grim reality
Which is preached as a sincere morality.

*Within,
Even though her soul is sore,
She will never be vanquished by these feeble man made forces.
Rangzeb Hussain Oct 2011
"...in the sensual warmth of dawn
my nose did inhale the fair aroma of a rich flavour,
Dark caressing gold,
In this fragile cup, a cup rare,
My hands do hold a pearled world,
For in this liquid empire floats universal love and hope,
I put my lips to the cup and taste the whole wide world,
what a precious toast I raise to the heavens up on high..."
Rangzeb Hussain Oct 2011
Rain pelts a nightmare into her skin,
His punches sneak into her veins and explode,
The thunder of her broken heart lashes her,
His voice prowls in every bone of her fibre.

“Please! No more!”

He silences her pleas with sleep’s dead pillow,
On this night he buries their love beyond human reach,
His hands crack her with the rage of a killer’s moon,
Fingers probe her privacy and she recoils in the grip of his steely vice.

“No! Oh god! No!”

The devil is inside the room with her,
His vaporous form drowns her mind,
The beast worms and carves his name into her,
This night he wants more, he wants to own her.

*“...!”
Rangzeb Hussain Oct 2011
"...and the Angel of Truth did walk through the land of dread,
Upon the sacred road of Freedom she without fear treads,
No man, no law, no system dare stop her soft footsteps,
The way forward freely littered with war's treacherous traps,
One fine day Peace and Beauty will finally have cause to smile,
On that day their marriage will give wings to Freedom's child..."
Rangzeb Hussain Oct 2011
The song of Freedom...
'tis the lyrical breath of life,
it flies over every land
speaking a language with a universal melody.
*Who dares to cage it?
Rangzeb Hussain Oct 2011
Something comes…
It comes upon the weeping of the wind…*

He once long ago licked love’s poetry into her eager ears,
He sang soft sonnets which soared and sailed over her curves,

She sat by the shadows of the alpine wood as he spun her hair,
She could hear his heartbeats resting and rising to a hypnotic rhythm,

His snarls slapped and scratched her cheeks,
His hunger addicted to her rose scented blood,

She now waits by the locked door of a weeping widow’s web,
She feels the air bristling through her shape shifting thoughts,

He who knew her killed her,
She who loved him loves him still.
Rangzeb Hussain Oct 2011
He comes with the shadows of another dead day...

She hears fog coughing in the dark splinters of her mind,
It lingers and prowls on the edge of her haunted eyes,
The sharp crack of her bones screams through the night,
Her bruised silken skin drips with love’s betrayed blood.

He snakes into her soul and leaves the venom of his passion...

The night howls with each of her swollen sighs,
A silhouette of a rising nightmare fists into her face,
Her nose shatters into fragments from a story still untold,
The tongue inside her mouth drowns in warm blood.

He is the nightmare from which she will never again wake...

The romantic room growls and scratches her with impatience,
The white sheet crawls up her legs and wraps around her neck,
Her lipstick leaks down her cheeks and she twitches no more,
Outside in the sky of the night the moon bleeds into the clouds.

He smiles and wipes away her dead tears as her soul evaporates...
For Halloween. Instead of the usual fictional and mythical "monsters" that we see at this time of the year, I thought I'd write about real monsters closer to home. It's tragic how some men abuse the power of love and trust. And sadder still that women take the pain and remain silent.
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