Vera Sidhwa Poems

So hot, so swirly,
So creamy.
I sipped it with my warm breath.
The coffee was delicious and sweet.
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The much needed love,
Never satisfied me,
Till I met you.
You were so cute.
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Cooling water, you quench my thirst.
Of all the drinks, I choose you first.
The global resource, continents wide,
All waters side by side.
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I saw my desk and the wall around.
I saw the new book that was newly bound.
I kept seeing hundreds of reminders,
And posters of handsome men.
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I saw a bunny tail so white.
The deer's tail also white.
I couldn't say be me,
How white something can be.
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I used a flashlight today,
So it could my fears alay,
For standing in the dark,
In the middle of the park,
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I looked at you through my binoculars,
And what did I see?
My, your soul's permanence and softness.
I saw your sweet affect too.
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My boy, you threw a fistful of sand,
Into your mamee's mouth,
Then you ran away.
Now I caught you, and held your hands and rolled you in it.
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T'was a woven landscape,
Intertwined with trees,
And a lightly wafting breeze.
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They move me so,
The deep colors of Earth.
The dark brown soil,
And the deep blue water.
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