Simple Fight Poem by Naveed Akram

Simple Fight



Simple men destined for fancy fights
Find the treasure chests
In their evening rest
Frowning on the cuddly toys
In an eventual rest.

I have some resting to speak about,
Fines are startling me in a final elixir,
Finding arts and their principles
After too many years,
And men could hear the fighting.

This resting settlement is a settlement,
Villages start to rock and righteously rock
When strenuously fighting with other rocks.

I have no rest in sight,
I am simpler than the ritualistic days
After my death,
After my life.

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Naveed Akram

Naveed Akram

London, England
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