Dark Corners Of Our Streets Poem by Farshid Rezaee

Dark Corners Of Our Streets

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Moon is stretching its silvery empire
To every dark corner.
Darkness is losing the battle,
Its last strongholds are lost,
Soldiers of lunar army
Have conquered
And night is imprisoned
Behind silver bars…

I am walking alone
On this solitary path
No one to wait for
No one waiting for me

Dogs barking sound
Sends a shiver all through my spine
Heartless cars and passersby
Come and go
Ignoring the poor little boy
Who lies on the pavement,
Stretching his hands
Hoping for the light
Of a shining coin.
Hunger is fumbling inside
His thin, weak body
To find his heart
And make it stop…

And I unable to help
Can just wonder
What will become of him?
What will become of me?
What will become of man?

COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Vincent James Turner 14 November 2006

what a fantastic poem, this really made me become involved love the lines ignoring the little boy who lies on the pavement hoping for the light of a shinning coin. great work

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