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"rangzeb" poems
Look here, Come closer and look, That's it... Close your eyes, No, please don't laugh, I'm serious, Right, now that your eyes are closed, Look at the darkness, Do you see the different shades? It's amazing how one colour can be so diverse, Imagine if we mixed the vibrant palette of the earth, What a wondrous and magical rainbow we could create, Come, let's go generate it... ©Rangzeb Hussain
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Apr 26, 2010
Apr 26, 2010 at 2:06 AM UTC
Diversity
White is the colour of my true love’s cherry cheeks, White is the colour of my true love’s tantalizing teeth, White is the colour of my true love’s foxy fingertips, White is the colour of my true’s truly delicious dish, White is the colour of my true love’s social scarf, White is the colour of my true love's lyrical laugh, White is the colour of my true love’s bilingual breath, White is the colour of my true love’s playful pledge, White is the colour of my true love’s flowery fragrance, White is the colour of my true love’s decorated decadence, White is the colour of my true love's delirious delight, White is the colour of my true love’s sugared spice, White is the colour of my true love’s secret shirt, White is the colour of my true love’s purple pearls, White is the colour of my true love’s shapely shoes, White is the colour of my true love’s brooding Blues, White is the colour of my true love’s wonderful words, White is the colour of my true love’s dashing door, White is the colour of my true love’s brilliant bedsheets, White is the colour of my true love’s toxic treats, White is the colour of my true love’s distant dreams, White is the colour of my true love’s ring that glow gleams, White is the colour of my true love’s guilty guile, White is the colour of my bitter bile For... Black is the colour of my true love’s hardened heart. ©Rangzeb Hussain
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May 23, 2010
May 23, 2010 at 1:19 PM UTC
"Love is my colour..."
Freedom is premium priced, At the casino of the world nations throw the dice, The tables are rigged by the fat rats and mice, Girls in curvaceous miniskirts on poles entice, ***** laced drinks and cancer sticks merrily fleece, Fizzy burgers are served filled with crucified cheese, Layers of salt and blood and veins congealing with grease Are the fillings inside the consumed meat, Come to the sale of the century and let your life be diseased, Take whatever you want and still you will never be pleased, Remember, one day all will be held to account, so all evil immediately cease, Do not make the mistake to ********** the legend of glorious Hercules Or pollute and sell the message of almighty God so cheaply. ©Rangzeb Hussain
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Apr 16, 2010
Apr 16, 2010 at 3:40 AM UTC
Sell Hercules
NOTE  -  The largest animal in Great Britain, a red stag named Emperor who stood over 9ft tall, was last night shot dead by a trophy hunter. The antlers of the majestic deer are highly prized, and after pictures of the stag appeared in the national press last week, the animal was tracked and killed in Exmoor, Devon. These mist covered mountains of the highlands, ‘twas here that I once freely wandered upon nature’s pasture grounds, Now I lie shrouded in the mournful fog of the lowlands, ‘twas here that I was met by a pack of bone breaking hounds. The fresh dew upon the harvest of autumn’s final flowering, ‘twas here that I chewed the grass of sweet nature’s offering, Now I grow cold upon the ground where I was stalked by dark doom, ‘twas here that I left life’s rocky way under a hunter’s moon. The air of the early morn moor with the sky above my dome, ‘twas here that I ran and with joy loved and royally roamed, Now my legs will nevermore click or clack over my domain fenced with tree gates, ‘twas here that I wooed and won my shy majestic mate. She, my queen of the green woodlands, she was my wife and my empire, ‘twas here that we romanced in the fading summer’s fire, Our charming child, my princess of these grassy hills now cloaked in shade, ‘twas here that she saw her father the monarch in death finally fade. In the chorus of the dancing dawn awakening upon the horizon’s golden rhyme, ‘twas here that I sang the tune that will drum till the end of nature’s time, They will come with stakes and wood and cross and bow me to the beams, ‘twas here where they hacked and tore off my enchanted crown of weeping dreams. The scent of the freshly mown grass mingles with the green pine, ‘twas here that I drank the perfume and nectar of the divine, My eyes glaze, my breathing falters, my clay chills, my soul no more sings, ‘twas here that I finally returned to the hands of my Beloved, the eternal King. *"...I shall now graze upon the sacred acres of my Creator, I shall frolic and run free in the tender fields of endless splendour..."* ©Rangzeb Hussain
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Oct 27, 2010
Oct 27, 2010 at 3:08 AM UTC
Upon hearing of the death of the Monarch of the Moorlands
NOTE  -  The largest animal in Great Britain, a red stag named Emperor who stood over 9ft tall, was last night shot dead by a trophy hunter. The antlers of the majestic deer are highly prized, and after pictures of the stag appeared in the national press last week, the animal was tracked and killed in Exmoor, Devon. These mist covered mountains of the highlands, ‘twas here that I once freely wandered upon nature’s pasture grounds, Now I lie shrouded in the mournful fog of the lowlands, ‘twas here that I was met by a pack of bone breaking hounds. The fresh dew upon the harvest of autumn’s final flowering, ‘twas here that I chewed the grass of sweet nature’s offering, Now I grow cold upon the ground where I was stalked by dark doom, ‘twas here that I left life’s rocky way under a hunter’s moon. The air of the early morn moor with the sky above my dome, ‘twas here that I ran and with joy loved and royally roamed, Now my legs will nevermore click or clack over my domain fenced with tree gates, ‘twas here that I wooed and won my shy majestic mate. She, my queen of the green woodlands, she was my wife and my empire, ‘twas here that we romanced in the fading summer’s fire, Our charming child, my princess of these grassy hills now cloaked in shade, ‘twas here that she saw her father the monarch in death finally fade. In the chorus of the dancing dawn awakening upon the horizon’s golden rhyme, ‘twas here that I sang the tune that will drum till the end of nature’s time, They will come with stakes and wood and cross and bow me to the beams, ‘twas here where they hacked and tore off my enchanted crown of weeping dreams. The scent of the freshly mown grass mingles with the green pine, ‘twas here that I drank the perfume and nectar of the divine, My eyes glaze, my breathing falters, my clay chills, my soul no more sings, ‘twas here that I finally returned to the hands of my Beloved, the eternal King. *"...I shall now graze upon the sacred acres of my Creator, I shall frolic and run free in the tender fields of endless splendour..."* ©Rangzeb Hussain
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Lights dim, Colour explodes, For upon the stage there is magic and in the orchestra pit there is music, Young dancers robed in elegance glide across the richly decorated stage, And the night smiles by with selection after selection of sublime ballet confection, The dancers dazzle and daze, Their bodies hugging the music's enchanting embrace, Upon their faces are the smiles of summer and golden radiance, On their bare backs ripple muscles glowing with the sheen of sweat and glory, Their breath comes in quick bursts as they fly through the air and land as gently as a feather on the breath of a nightingale, The girls are as bright as dawn's first light and the men so supple and full of ecstatic zest, These gifted artists were not from the snow-capped streets of St. Petersburg or from the steppes of the Bolshoi nor were they from the giddy heights of the opera at Notre Dame de Paris nor were they plucked from Covent Garden's glorious school of Royal Ballet, No, it was none of those rigid and regimented corps de ballet, For the vibrant and energetic dancers that mesmerised the audience were living the pure joy of life, These young men and women were from the poor villages and back streets of Cuba, They brought the sun's warmth and delight, They brought the lightning's energy and spark, They brought the air of vitality and light, They brought the moon's bewitching sophistication and surprise, They brought the colour of life to their art, This was a night of remembrance for the human soul, What wondrous poetry in motion we can sprinkle and sparkle if only we let our prejudices seep away, Come, let go of the rat race sweat and pain, Just ease back and let your mind be transported to another time, another place, another type of magic, Go enjoy a night at the ballet and see human expression expressed through movement, Witness tales of myth and wonder without a single word spoken, One flick of the wrist or the pointing of a finger or even a tilted head can say more and mean more than a hundred thousand spoken words, Hearts full of love's deep lyrics told their tragic stories through a mere touch or a caress, Hearts were lacerated with a single swipe of a glance, When two lover's shyly held hands and smiled there was a thundering hush in the Hippodrome, The lights changed from a cold blue to a pulsating red and the orchestra showered the stage with glittering notes, Drama, Music, Dance... *This was Theatre.* ©Rangzeb Hussain
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May 2, 2010
May 2, 2010 at 4:19 AM UTC
Ballet Nacional de Cuba
Lights dim, Colour explodes, For upon the stage there is magic and in the orchestra pit there is music, Young dancers robed in elegance glide across the richly decorated stage, And the night smiles by with selection after selection of sublime ballet confection, The dancers dazzle and daze, Their bodies hugging the music's enchanting embrace, Upon their faces are the smiles of summer and golden radiance, On their bare backs ripple muscles glowing with the sheen of sweat and glory, Their breath comes in quick bursts as they fly through the air and land as gently as a feather on the breath of a nightingale, The girls are as bright as dawn's first light and the men so supple and full of ecstatic zest, These gifted artists were not from the snow-capped streets of St. Petersburg or from the steppes of the Bolshoi nor were they from the giddy heights of the opera at Notre Dame de Paris nor were they plucked from Covent Garden's glorious school of Royal Ballet, No, it was none of those rigid and regimented corps de ballet, For the vibrant and energetic dancers that mesmerised the audience were living the pure joy of life, These young men and women were from the poor villages and back streets of Cuba, They brought the sun's warmth and delight, They brought the lightning's energy and spark, They brought the air of vitality and light, They brought the moon's bewitching sophistication and surprise, They brought the colour of life to their art, This was a night of remembrance for the human soul, What wondrous poetry in motion we can sprinkle and sparkle if only we let our prejudices seep away, Come, let go of the rat race sweat and pain, Just ease back and let your mind be transported to another time, another place, another type of magic, Go enjoy a night at the ballet and see human expression expressed through movement, Witness tales of myth and wonder without a single word spoken, One flick of the wrist or the pointing of a finger or even a tilted head can say more and mean more than a hundred thousand spoken words, Hearts full of love's deep lyrics told their tragic stories through a mere touch or a caress, Hearts were lacerated with a single swipe of a glance, When two lover's shyly held hands and smiled there was a thundering hush in the Hippodrome, The lights changed from a cold blue to a pulsating red and the orchestra showered the stage with glittering notes, Drama, Music, Dance... *This was Theatre.* ©Rangzeb Hussain
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For they see and read not, For they read and know not, For they know and act not, For they act and be false, For they are false and be deceitful, For they are deceitful and be ungrateful, For the time is near at hand now, For the hand of life grows old, For the old do hold the hand of death, For it was long ago said, For it was said and also written, For it was written and now it shalt be so... ©Rangzeb Hussain
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Apr 18, 2010
Apr 18, 2010 at 1:48 AM UTC
"After hardship comes ease..."
For they are the gold that floats upon the wings of angels, These innocent sweet eyed infants, They bring to us a gentle reminder of Beauty & Purity, Mayhap we shall yet reach those fabled lands which glow and glitter with the glory of God. ©Rangzeb Hussain
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Aug 24, 2010
Aug 24, 2010 at 4:59 AM UTC
The Road to Eternity
In the marshy North Country there lived a lovely maiden fair, Red was the colour of her hair, Her eyes, they did like merry diamonds sparkle and shine, She was innocent, pleasant and kind. *Catherine was her name, Her father wanted for her riches and fame.* One day the Black Knight came riding up to her father’s gate, He rode upon a white mare looking great, He saw Catherine blush and her heart did fearfully flutter, To him she was cream, honey and butter. *Catherine was her name, Her father wanted for her riches and fame.* Said the Knight, “I have come to court your daughter of the auburn hair, I have silver, I have gold, I have fabrics rare, I have lands and servants and riches beyond compare, I will buy lots of delightful dresses for her to wear.” *Catherine was her name, Her father wanted for her riches and fame.* Said the girl, “Sir, thou art most kind but I care not for your divine riches, Nor do I hunger for your clothes golden stitched, For I have pledged my hand and heart to a Poet whose ink is red, To him only will I happily wed.” *Catherine was her name, Her father wanted for her riches and fame.* Catherine’s scheming father did sharply speak, His nose curled like an eagle’s beak, “On Sunday you will to church go and wear the Knight’s ring of gold, Young lady, you’ll do as you’re told!” *Catherine was her name, Her father wanted for her riches and fame.* In a misty village of the North Country there is a weeping river vast and deep, They found Catherine and her Poet drowned in love’s sleep, The church bells peal and weep out across the valley in the evening twilight, Merry music floats and stains the tragic sight. *Catherine was her name, Her father now cries and hangs his head in shame.* ©Rangzeb Hussain
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Apr 2, 2010
Apr 2, 2010 at 11:30 AM UTC
Knight of the Wedding
In the marshy North Country there lived a lovely maiden fair, Red was the colour of her hair, Her eyes, they did like merry diamonds sparkle and shine, She was innocent, pleasant and kind. *Catherine was her name, Her father wanted for her riches and fame.* One day the Black Knight came riding up to her father’s gate, He rode upon a white mare looking great, He saw Catherine blush and her heart did fearfully flutter, To him she was cream, honey and butter. *Catherine was her name, Her father wanted for her riches and fame.* Said the Knight, “I have come to court your daughter of the auburn hair, I have silver, I have gold, I have fabrics rare, I have lands and servants and riches beyond compare, I will buy lots of delightful dresses for her to wear.” *Catherine was her name, Her father wanted for her riches and fame.* Said the girl, “Sir, thou art most kind but I care not for your divine riches, Nor do I hunger for your clothes golden stitched, For I have pledged my hand and heart to a Poet whose ink is red, To him only will I happily wed.” *Catherine was her name, Her father wanted for her riches and fame.* Catherine’s scheming father did sharply speak, His nose curled like an eagle’s beak, “On Sunday you will to church go and wear the Knight’s ring of gold, Young lady, you’ll do as you’re told!” *Catherine was her name, Her father wanted for her riches and fame.* In a misty village of the North Country there is a weeping river vast and deep, They found Catherine and her Poet drowned in love’s sleep, The church bells peal and weep out across the valley in the evening twilight, Merry music floats and stains the tragic sight. *Catherine was her name, Her father now cries and hangs his head in shame.* ©Rangzeb Hussain
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We must build the twin towers of Love & Peace in our hearts... lest we forget and in blind ignorance fuel and flame the fateful fires of Hate & War. ©Rangzeb Hussain
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Sep 13, 2010
Sep 13, 2010 at 2:36 AM UTC
9/11 Twins
“O, you who read and learn, please take heed and be concerned…” This Earth upon which you so proudly walk, now it time for the Sun and Her to gravely talk, The baking Sun’s heat rapidly rises, the melting kingdom of the mighty polar bear is in crisis, From Pole-to-Pole and all over the green globe, we must beware of pollution’s slimy crime, The seasons twist and twirl just like a revolving door, nobody reasons to help the thirsty poor. “O, you who read and learn, please take heed and be concerned…” Engineers drill into the Earth’s veins causing so much pain, seagulls burn and drown in acid rain, Pipes **** out black oil from the Earth’s deep core, Her rocky bones and fleshy soil are so sore, Her life blood is pumped to fuel coughing motor cars, which are soon discarded with yesterday’s tins and jars, Poisoned are the ocean’s seals and whales, will anyone stop and listen to the Earth’s warning wail? “O, you who read and learn, please take heed and be concerned…” There is still hope and time enough yet, if we together get we can halt this grime and threat, We must do what the students do at my local school, they live by true values and excellent rules, Environmental projects and dreams here abound, everyone there is very aware of green schemes, Let us quickly play our crucial parts, we must all commit these important issues to our hearts. “O, you who read and learn, please take heed and be concerned…” Plant a tree or flower, keep a bee and honey hive, you must strive to keep Mother Earth alive, Share a car, walk to the park, care for the grass, plant a green garden, grow peas, pears, potatoes or tomatoes, Recycle plastic and paper, save your water, turn off your computer, use the wind to dry your Manchester United jumper, Reduce your carbon footprint, reuse shopping bags and pass the hint, lower the heating sweating temperature. *“O, we who now know, it’s up to us to change or else we reap Tomorrow what we Today sow, We must protect this Earth, this is after all our place of birth and our lovely home, a brightly shining rainbow…”* ©Rangzeb Hussain
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Feb 23, 2010
Feb 23, 2010 at 10:12 PM UTC
Cry of the Earth
“O, you who read and learn, please take heed and be concerned…” This Earth upon which you so proudly walk, now it time for the Sun and Her to gravely talk, The baking Sun’s heat rapidly rises, the melting kingdom of the mighty polar bear is in crisis, From Pole-to-Pole and all over the green globe, we must beware of pollution’s slimy crime, The seasons twist and twirl just like a revolving door, nobody reasons to help the thirsty poor. “O, you who read and learn, please take heed and be concerned…” Engineers drill into the Earth’s veins causing so much pain, seagulls burn and drown in acid rain, Pipes **** out black oil from the Earth’s deep core, Her rocky bones and fleshy soil are so sore, Her life blood is pumped to fuel coughing motor cars, which are soon discarded with yesterday’s tins and jars, Poisoned are the ocean’s seals and whales, will anyone stop and listen to the Earth’s warning wail? “O, you who read and learn, please take heed and be concerned…” There is still hope and time enough yet, if we together get we can halt this grime and threat, We must do what the students do at my local school, they live by true values and excellent rules, Environmental projects and dreams here abound, everyone there is very aware of green schemes, Let us quickly play our crucial parts, we must all commit these important issues to our hearts. “O, you who read and learn, please take heed and be concerned…” Plant a tree or flower, keep a bee and honey hive, you must strive to keep Mother Earth alive, Share a car, walk to the park, care for the grass, plant a green garden, grow peas, pears, potatoes or tomatoes, Recycle plastic and paper, save your water, turn off your computer, use the wind to dry your Manchester United jumper, Reduce your carbon footprint, reuse shopping bags and pass the hint, lower the heating sweating temperature. *“O, we who now know, it’s up to us to change or else we reap Tomorrow what we Today sow, We must protect this Earth, this is after all our place of birth and our lovely home, a brightly shining rainbow…”* ©Rangzeb Hussain
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I huddled into my collars and looked to the sky, The day was overcast with yesterday’s lies, The wind ripped through the streets and sang pain in my ears, The clouds above heavily pregnant with tears, On such a dark and cold day... My eyes beheld a sight full of radiating rays. Striding down the street in a landscape very urban was a youth dressed in a gentle green turban, His white salwar and kameez caressed by the air, His fresh face beaming shining and clear, And upon his lips and around his chin curled a beard neatly combed and oiled from top to rim. He walked with the confidence of a vibrant caliph, I did for a moment in my mind stop and marvel at his belief, This young man was such a contrast to the dark day, He displayed brilliance and integrity and trod upon truth’s way, He seemed one who was at ease with God and his deeds, What a wonderful ambassador for all races and creeds. As we two passed I offered up a greeting, “Asalaam Alaikum”. His eyebrows rippled and coiled like twin cobras lacking intelligence, He replied to me with the surly silence of arrogance, He ignored my universal humanity, He ignored my peaceful charity, He ignored my friendship and camaraderie, He ignored God’s solemn word so rich and full of love’s clarity... This young man...Who was he? What did he think himself to be? He was a stranger to me and a stranger to himself. Could he not see? He was a stranger even unto God Almighty Himself, This self-assured man condemned his soul and lost touch with life itself. ©Rangzeb Hussain
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Feb 11, 2011
Feb 11, 2011 at 1:57 PM UTC
A Greeting from the Birth of Time
I huddled into my collars and looked to the sky, The day was overcast with yesterday’s lies, The wind ripped through the streets and sang pain in my ears, The clouds above heavily pregnant with tears, On such a dark and cold day... My eyes beheld a sight full of radiating rays. Striding down the street in a landscape very urban was a youth dressed in a gentle green turban, His white salwar and kameez caressed by the air, His fresh face beaming shining and clear, And upon his lips and around his chin curled a beard neatly combed and oiled from top to rim. He walked with the confidence of a vibrant caliph, I did for a moment in my mind stop and marvel at his belief, This young man was such a contrast to the dark day, He displayed brilliance and integrity and trod upon truth’s way, He seemed one who was at ease with God and his deeds, What a wonderful ambassador for all races and creeds. As we two passed I offered up a greeting, “Asalaam Alaikum”. His eyebrows rippled and coiled like twin cobras lacking intelligence, He replied to me with the surly silence of arrogance, He ignored my universal humanity, He ignored my peaceful charity, He ignored my friendship and camaraderie, He ignored God’s solemn word so rich and full of love’s clarity... This young man...Who was he? What did he think himself to be? He was a stranger to me and a stranger to himself. Could he not see? He was a stranger even unto God Almighty Himself, This self-assured man condemned his soul and lost touch with life itself. ©Rangzeb Hussain
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Cranes cruelly claw back the Earth's green turfed hair, These machines, these metallic prehistoric beasts, Their sharp jagged teeth coldly rip and tear the Earth's fertile face, Poles, long and hard and gnarled and rigid, They plunge viciously into Her soft soil, These steel shafts of Man's insatiable desire ****** day and night without pause, This lawless raw **** is ignored, The crime comes to a gushing ****** All the raging lust is funnelled into the Earth's sighing thighs, She gasps for air but her mouth is heavily gagged, The Earth, her blood, black as the darkest galaxy, It is siphoned and pumped away, Sometimes it is into the sea spilled, Have you seen the pelican king sinking? ©Rangzeb Hussain
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Jun 19, 2010
Jun 19, 2010 at 6:52 AM UTC
Blood Price
King Rat gnawed at the piece of wood for to bite and dine! God's pure name was inscribed upon the battered sign, But King Rat continued to snack like it was the flesh of freshly caught cod, What was this then, maybe Rat was God? Aha, oh no, but along came slinky Mistress Cat! So quick and nimble was she, up she snapped and gobbled up fat King Rat, She licked her lips upon a fallen slab of greasy salty lard, What was this then, maybe Mistress Cat was God? Aha, oh no, but along came faithful Master Dog! Away he chased crafty Mistress Cat into the swampy mired bog, Hardworking Master Dog surveyed his domain and his tail stood up to attention like a rigid rod, What was this then, maybe Master Dog was God? Aha, oh no, but along came Chief Wolf! He bites and shakes hard into the collar of Master Dog, the neck tears like fleecy wool, Blood ran down Chief Wolf's chin and he smiled with victory as he sat down by the warm coal road, What was this then, maybe Chief Wolf was God? Aha, oh no, but along came the Queen of Fire! Into Chief Wolf she passionately burns, into ashes was he burnt upon her sultry bed of burning pyre, The gleaming Queen of Fire burned with glowing glory, there was red life yet in her pulsating bud, What was this then, maybe the Queen of Fire was God? Aha, oh no, but along came a river of Mighty Water! The fiery Queen of Fire hisses and fizzles and soon she is nothing more than steam, all slaughtered, Mighty Water flows vast and rampant, he rules his oceanic valley just like a pea in a pod, What was then, maybe Mighty Water was God? Aha, oh no, but along came a pure-hearted Man! Very thirsty was he and so away he gulps and guzzles the Mighty Water in the glen, He channels the Mighty Water to quench his dry farmlands, this was indeed a smart farming lad, What was this then, maybe Man was God? Aha, oh no, but along went the Man licking a ripe red cherry **** Into the hallowed building of prayer he does go and gently picks up the Rat bitten name of God, Down falls the Man upon his knees, he prays, he bows, he silently nods, he wishes his soul was resting in the blissful garden of his beloved God, What was this then? Maybe... *God IS God!* ©Rangzeb Hussain
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Mar 10, 2010
Mar 10, 2010 at 11:08 PM UTC
Art Thou God?
King Rat gnawed at the piece of wood for to bite and dine! God's pure name was inscribed upon the battered sign, But King Rat continued to snack like it was the flesh of freshly caught cod, What was this then, maybe Rat was God? Aha, oh no, but along came slinky Mistress Cat! So quick and nimble was she, up she snapped and gobbled up fat King Rat, She licked her lips upon a fallen slab of greasy salty lard, What was this then, maybe Mistress Cat was God? Aha, oh no, but along came faithful Master Dog! Away he chased crafty Mistress Cat into the swampy mired bog, Hardworking Master Dog surveyed his domain and his tail stood up to attention like a rigid rod, What was this then, maybe Master Dog was God? Aha, oh no, but along came Chief Wolf! He bites and shakes hard into the collar of Master Dog, the neck tears like fleecy wool, Blood ran down Chief Wolf's chin and he smiled with victory as he sat down by the warm coal road, What was this then, maybe Chief Wolf was God? Aha, oh no, but along came the Queen of Fire! Into Chief Wolf she passionately burns, into ashes was he burnt upon her sultry bed of burning pyre, The gleaming Queen of Fire burned with glowing glory, there was red life yet in her pulsating bud, What was this then, maybe the Queen of Fire was God? Aha, oh no, but along came a river of Mighty Water! The fiery Queen of Fire hisses and fizzles and soon she is nothing more than steam, all slaughtered, Mighty Water flows vast and rampant, he rules his oceanic valley just like a pea in a pod, What was then, maybe Mighty Water was God? Aha, oh no, but along came a pure-hearted Man! Very thirsty was he and so away he gulps and guzzles the Mighty Water in the glen, He channels the Mighty Water to quench his dry farmlands, this was indeed a smart farming lad, What was this then, maybe Man was God? Aha, oh no, but along went the Man licking a ripe red cherry **** Into the hallowed building of prayer he does go and gently picks up the Rat bitten name of God, Down falls the Man upon his knees, he prays, he bows, he silently nods, he wishes his soul was resting in the blissful garden of his beloved God, What was this then? Maybe... *God IS God!* ©Rangzeb Hussain
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Smoke in the underpass, Darkness in the subway pass, Evil in the alley, Shadows in Death's valley. Into the sultry misty wood enters a pert girl wearing a red hood and tight skirt, the slinky material short and silky, rising high to reveal a slash of black lace curly and ***** He grabs her from behind stifling her shout, He forces claws across and into her lipstick mouth, He stabs her face into the ***** stained wall, He reeks of cheap aftershave as he throws her against the iron door. Darkness enters her eyes and tears, Darkness enters her mouth and ears, Darkness enters her heart and nose, Darkness empties inside her soul. ©Rangzeb Hussain
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Jan 14, 2011
Jan 14, 2011 at 11:39 AM UTC
Night of the Wolf
Sire, where be those morning hymns once sung in school choirs? Those mourning halls are now in silence mired, The cacophony of rat-a-tat-tat thunders Across lands where wars are ignited in blunder, The generation that once sat and sang Are now yawning in deathly sleep as peasants are hanged, Solemn requiem bells knell and scream While mothers of the sand and concrete land wail and weep, Up above there are the stars that in horror do peep, Mankind's tortured humanity is blindly buried in dungeons deep. ©Rangzeb Hussain
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Apr 12, 2010
Apr 12, 2010 at 7:27 AM UTC
Cantata of the Dunes
They will look upon me and say – “There goes one who has become drunk!” And they will speak true! For I have gone from tavern to tavern and in the evening shadows have I licked the fever of my yearning, My thirst, this delirious hunger, It can only be parched and sated by the glorious sight of my benevolent Beloved, I look into my liquid glass and spy the fire of my burning desire, They who have never loved will never know what it feels like to embrace the fading twilight, My Beloved, my eternal love, my moonlight, Come to me this night and teach me the mystical ways of the Creator’s starlit delight, I have become drunk upon the heaven scented milk drawn from the pure breast of paradise, This night I shall sleep and dream in the ***** of the divine Beloved. ©Rangzeb Hussain
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Oct 25, 2010
Oct 25, 2010 at 4:29 PM UTC
A Song for the Thirsty Soul
Hellhounds! Who be this stranger? Here she dreams upon my pillow, I slide away out of range, Spaces between us sheets weeping willows. Staring down at shouted words escaping through barred teeth, She, unknown malice, hissed sparks, Upon my bed I see a sleeping leech, Her skin so silvery filled with shady dark. I reach over confused and touch her shoulder, Know not I who this creature be? Flashes explode, memories and desires colder, ****** lady! I fear I may know thee! Peering closer still, I witness a face on her slender neck, Biting softly the flesh of arguments, Distances separate short spaces, we two are shackled By more than mere blankets and entwined garments. Fingers heavily encircled with golden evidence, Pregnant spite spirals spoonfuls of fire, Her reptilian eye flutters, I crawl back with revulsion, Accusations, pointed fists, secrets buried, she’s a fiery liar. I don’t recognize the bloated face, She turns over, stares balefully and clenches with disgust, God, she reads me, I’m a shadow without trace, I’m alone, a child hunting for tattered trust. Finally the nightmare reaches a foggy ****** I see the familiar blade furrows in her spidery hair, Falling into the damp smell of the pillow I relax, She’s my wife, a solitary maid my mind will never share. ©Rangzeb Hussain
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Jan 15, 2010
Jan 15, 2010 at 6:04 PM UTC
Waking Up To An Unknown Bed Mate
My child… My sweet red rose, The thorns of life’s wars have not yet marked their scars, Snuggle next to me, There, there, Be warm and let me tell you about a love deeper than time… In the perfumed halls of Eternity, Once, when Time was yet an infant, The Eternal Beloved of all sprinkled Love, And the purest glittering particles settled Upon a Mother and her sleeping newly born Child. And love there was, Timeless, Universal, Eternal, True and pure. My baby, rest easy, My child, breathe easy, My son, play easy, My daughter, sleep easy, The memory of love will light away any dark dreams. I have loved life And I have loved the seasons, I have loved the scent of beauty And I have loved God Eternal, Remember well, my child, my love is always here for you. ©Rangzeb Hussain
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Feb 13, 2013
Feb 13, 2013 at 3:30 PM UTC
A Mother’s Valentine to Her Child
The dreams of yesterday linger, They mock and torment my Sad shattered shell, You whom I loved, you torturer of my heart, You violated my pure love to one I truly loved, I thought the very angels themselves gave you innocence, The red rose your deliciously curled locks and lips, The early morning dew your sweetly curved body, The delightful sky your eyes, But... This heavenly beauty was skin deep, you Lied, despised, cried, tried And succeeded in the burglary of my heart, Many innocent hearts have you stolen thief, Do you never think of The train of pain You have made me a passenger of? I am not alone on my lonesome journey, There are many others, Your victims, One way ticket to Nowhere, Oblivion. ©Rangzeb Hussain
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Jan 29, 2010
Jan 29, 2010 at 8:16 AM UTC
You Thief of Hearts
Death... *"In time I shalt wither and learn to sing the song of songs, But... there is time enough yet before my fall so come hear my final plea!"* We're living in a time of discord where the concept of universal Brotherhood lies twisted and torn on the apocalyptic highway of the world. The inner soul of each and every being on this earth must learn the ways of truth or else be consumed by the continual temptations of hellish Hate that prey and plague upon us as we venture through the thorny path of our rose-tinted Life... ©Rangzeb Hussain
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May 18, 2010
May 18, 2010 at 4:13 AM UTC
Withered Rose Petals
Freedom is premium priced, At the casino of the world nations throw the dice, The tables are rigged by the fat rats and mice, Girls in curvaceous miniskirts on poles entice, ***** laced drinks and cancer sticks merrily fleece, Fizzy burgers are served filled with crucified cheese, Layers of salt and blood and veins congealing with grease Are the fillings inside the consumed meat, Come to the sale of the century and let your life be diseased, Take whatever you want and still you will never be pleased, Remember, one day all will be held to account, so all evil immediately cease, Do not make the mistake of prostituting the glorious deeds of Hercules Or polluting and selling the message of almighty God so cheaply. ©Rangzeb Hussain
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May 8, 2010
May 8, 2010 at 8:06 PM UTC
Sell Out!
I am content... for I have known Defeat It is not Success... *for she is but an elusive ***** No... To dine and dance with Defeat is what defines you, This is what makes you It is only through the door of Defeat that we step into ourselves and find out who we really are We must needs embrace Defeat and with grace find the reality to go forward Courage is found in the bittersweet battlefields of Defeat, It keeps the coals of the soul burning bright. ©Rangzeb Hussain
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Jul 24, 2010
Jul 24, 2010 at 1:18 AM UTC
The Success of Defeat
Into the eye of HOPE I plunge deep my sharpest knife of FEAR, Another day thus dies... ©Rangzeb Hussain
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Mar 20, 2010
Mar 20, 2010 at 2:32 AM UTC
A ****** of Crows
There is a crack in her soul, She tries to plug up the crack as her life shyly creeps out, Her love abandoned her, He coldly watches her and smiles when her heart begins to slow, Her warmth throbs and her passion ebbs, Darkness embraces her and she tastes the fruits of peace. ©Rangzeb Hussain
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Apr 16, 2010
Apr 16, 2010 at 12:07 PM UTC
Apart / Depart
*"May your day of delight be filled with the ravishing rays of light, May your radiant eyes dance and glide across the nightly moonlight, On this day and forevermore may your dreams burn bright."* ©Rangzeb Hussain
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Dec 9, 2010
Dec 9, 2010 at 9:07 PM UTC
Danielle, a Gift