From An Iceberg To A Desert Poem by nimal dunuhinga

From An Iceberg To A Desert



In your Igloo
My frozen thoughts
Never melts
And we go to a desert
I give you my old Camel
To find your precious dreamy Oasis,
Would your Mom & Dad give permission
For this vagabond Nomad?

* When I was a kid I grumbled with my poor Mom that I want ice cubes,
Then she said; 'We are poor darling and your Papa left for Aladdin's wonderful lamp.'

Friday, August 20, 2010
Topic(s) of this poem: dad,mom
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kalubovila East, Sri Lanka
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