But Then Poem by mohammad ahmadizadeh

But Then



The days pass
You weave one by one loops of your yarn
You hope a dream will keep your life so warm
But then at once
A playful kitten ruins everything
It comes as a guest running in the hall
To play with your dream hidden in yarn ball
Finally a yarn ball is tangled, a dream is messed

The months pass
You plow bit by bit on ground of your field
You hope to harvest dream of the yield
But then at once
A scorching wind breaks all like a knife
It comes to your farm blows your life
To dance with your dream hidden in cereal
Finally a farm is burned, a dream is charred


The years pass
You gather one by one branches for your nest
You hope to build a dream of future rest
But then at once
The loneliness storms knock all on tree over
They come to your home, roar to your ear
To lower your dream, to leave you in fear
Finally a nest is fallen down, a dream is blown up

Monday, January 11, 2016
Topic(s) of this poem: betrayal,loneliness
COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Edward Kofi Louis 11 January 2016

Hustle and bustle! With the muse of life as seen in your land. Nice work.

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