Platonic Love Poem by Freeyad Ibrahim

Platonic Love

By Freeyad Ibrahim

Don't fight with your eyes my heart,
for two weak overcome the strong ONE
Tears were written on my both cheeks
Its covenant is for passion, once it's done

Longing dictates what has been written
I love you with two loves, both hidden
The love because you are the MOON
of my endless, sleepless Night
And the Love because you're the SUN
of my ceaseless searching your sight

That's why I see a full moon on the earth walking
No moon has ever walked the earth, truly talking

They said, 'Partnership is tomorrow.'
There is no doubt, it is hurting.
I said to them:
'Rather, it is the death of myself because of the parting.'

Tomorrow, I stand up and say goodbye before we part
I am not the one who lives until we meet again or again depart

So long, I humiliated the people who love until I tasted it, with sighs
I was amazed at how someone who does not love, dies!

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FRYAD HUGO
Dutch Writer

Tuesday, November 28, 2023
Topic(s) of this poem: hurting,longing,moon
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