Adages Poem by Naveed Akram

Adages



An adage is decent when the mighty river winds,
And then the symbols are again clashing,
Lashing the rocks of a mighty river,
Feeling like a word of a bitten nature.
The adages pour forth into the chasms
And the whole black earth resounds in the heavens.

My adages are broken and bonded,
My beverage drinks itself like a bond.
Then the assembling of molecules connect,
This assemblage has worry for the ordained.

A bridge of blockage bends and bites for better,
Then adages are my anchor, a pivot of disaster,
The adages flow like fluent floors, not flaws.
The barons in the way are the mighty rivers of mud,
Falling away like a black earth or mass of planetary size.

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Naveed Akram

Naveed Akram

London, England
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