Those Who Still Love Poem by Fatos Arapi
Those Who Still Love
Those who have no food,
When they dream of food,
Let them think of you and me.
Those who have no fire,
When they dream of fire,
Let them think of you and me.
The insomniacs of this world
With their eyes wide open like the night,
In the depth of their nights,
Let them think of you and me.
Those who have perished
And who still love -
Let them think of you and me.
(1970)
This is beyond beautiful. Love does conquers all and the love you and your significant other share is so powerful it can give love to others. Thanks. May your love continue to stretch as wide as the sky!
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