Love Eternal Poem by Revealisme Abdellah Akhdi

I see you in the manna and I see you in the manna,
And I see a NOUR light in your eyes enriching you.
About the trees metered by the moonlight,
Knowing, my love,
Death is not far from our bodies, it is an organ that dwells in the breath,
All the people and the entities pass around it with minutes and hours.
I see you; I see you, and I still see you despite your travel's eternal,
In my memory you planted branches of love from seeds.
And every throne and leaf are wrapped in my brain,
with an alphabet and a color of light
not like others, furnished on a silk rug leaned on Eve and Adam's tree.
Knowing that your death has passed since the years, it will be like the first travelers and the last ones,
Your soul is still floating in my house and around me.
At night, early in the morning,
Before the shouts of a Rooster and before the sun smile to all
and before the supplication of the oppressed from the West to the East as a whole,
I see you, then I see you sitting in front of me, holding a book whose title I cannot read, and sometimes holding a necklace of jewelry and praises the Creator for what has been written to all.
Smile Peggy, I can see you.