Ibrahim Nasrallah Poems

Under the yoke of our mornings
the sun crumbles
and in the darkness of our steps
our panting breath is on fire
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In that good and distant city
in a courtyard full of grass
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Three small dreams, alone
pass through the night
searching for a house
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We are alive this morning
And are still here
We cried a lot
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He bequeathed his soul…to horses' foreheads
His feet…to a dance that makes the earth want to
Be green
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On the first day
I held my hand as it drew a coffin
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Yes
the house is a grave with a door and a window
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Away from the flowerpots
and the scissors of the housewives
in the graveyards the rose bushes whisper:
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Who loves the winter as you do?
And is fascinated by trees that resist the wind as you do?
And who like you perfects life
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In the beginning
the horses said, we need plains
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