The day i was six, met a mishap unknown,
with a drizzling passage of pattern to be known!
a car which have a family of five.....
me, my parents and the two the sisters on side
Everything have changed within in a blink of an eye,
the hustle-bustle of the family of five
A disastorous accident we met within a while
and so were the seats above, the wheels seems to be very high...
The car with rolling-falling of two three jerks,
A small hand down the whole car, with the other harsh wound on the head apart!
The locale was misery for all of us! ! !
A nine bean rows and a pitty lurch
Swiftly aroses the hands of help swing,
Everyone seems to be now and then a kith & kin!
Then acry and weep knotted atlast of a littel girl,
Who has her head chiseld of shape 'L'....
Hurried down the ma'mma tp the hospital without any shoes,
Undergoes the girl with the stiches of 22
Alas! was the begnning of life blessed by the God
The mishap was not so acute, to be forgotten at all....: '(
yeah by the grace of ALMIGHTY ALLAH we are Alhamdolilalh n too read your poem was very sad may ALLAH(SWT) gives us patience….this poem is very close to my heart…thank u tons for appreciating ‘em (-:
So glad to hear you are all ok! It was a very articulately described poem of your tale, fitted into rhyme so well! Thank you for sharing with us!
Oh dear, I fought my tears back. Cars could be the worst enemy of life. Yet here I feel it gave a chance for people to share pure love, such I believe could be the prayers you mentioned here...Thank you for share, glad all of you are ok.
That's very true any day you live, thank the Almighty...u never know which could be your last moment...truly a lesson for those who do not give importance to what they had cz once u lose them at ny instance, you may or may not have it back... than'Q Kelly for appreciating my poems
yeah Adam surely it was a blessing that we are safe and well now Alhamdulillah...and than a loads for appreciating my poem...
What a tramatic event you had when you were young, I am glad it was not so severe that would cause you much pain and sadness... from this was a lesson learned... treat each day as your last, for no one promised you tomorrow. Very good write Sania! ! ! My pleasure! -Kelly.
This poem has not been translated into any other language yet.
I would like to translate this poem
a touching vivid scene...so easy to identify with for those who have gone through such trauma... well thought painful lines.... mercifully dint result in lasting damage tc