Bt Freeyad Ibrahim
One of the great figures in the history
He is still a phenomenon, a mystery
Suffered a lot, afflicted with calamity
calamities made him celebrity
Guy du Maupassant, well- known as the Sun
Miserable, wretched, number one
He himself wrote of himself:
‘I have coveted everything
But taken pleasure in nothing.'
His father used to bite him madly
and treated his mother cruelly
His father's love affairs, illegal relations
behind the back of his mother,
regardless of his reputations
made both of them hate him
made them hate and underrate him
The boy once has written to his mother
with a lot of irritation and bother
‘The mistress of the school
has promised me to reward me
and it seems to me to award me
I don't know, above the school-rule.'
In his later years after he became famous
So he was always brilliant and genius
he developed a constant desire for solitude,
wanted to be alone rude, and crude
an obsession for self-preservation,
and a fear of death and paranoia of persecution.
Maupassant tried to commit suicide
by cutting his throat,
and was committed to the private asylum,
far away
Remote!
FRYAD HUGO
some illigal worldly affairs make someone very hopeless to the life and sometimes it seems that they think they don't find any meaning to live here on the earth! greatly depicted by the good poetic diction.
I feel proud by your words--great gratitude --this kind of writers I call Great Sad, his examples are too many to counr, I have once collected them under one text(Calamities Make Celebrities)
The name is still Guy DE Mauopassant, Sir. Thank you for your attention. A chaotic life, all worst occurrences happened in his very sad life. An amazing portrayal is presented here. TOP Score 5 Stars, dear Freeyad.
He is the best FRENCH short story writer, there are at least 25 best short story writers in the world (USA)
corrected thanks---glad that you feel find my heart & soul product find you know that Maupassant was the master, and the best short story writer---for example his (The Necklace) is a matsterpiece
This poem has not been translated into any other language yet.
I would like to translate this poem
A great tribute to a great writer. Beautifully penned.
Pleased to hear these nice words from you dear Nosheen---great writers were and are always sad, mad...sick, 'A great Sadness makes Great Souls)
I Feel GREAT that poetess Nosheen finds it GREAT...remember that all greatness suffered a lot, only the madness is associated with happiness. The more you know, the more miserable you are.
Your great words nice Nosheen are a great tribute to me too..."That's really kind of you to say! Thank you! "