Medea Kali Poems

Tell Gaza I love her
Though I cannot be with her
And my tears fall; shameful streams,
As I watch shadows engulf her beauty
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We’re two of a kind, you and I
You; in your big world
Weaving charms around them porcelain-skinned girls,
How you are blinded by their radiant magnificence
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Looking down from the roof-top of the same place
Cars, shouts, fights, decaying trees...
Nothing's changed, my dear
It is the second year and he is still singing his non tamo pius'
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How to disassociate your body from your mind?
Kindly try and fill the void with your voice

First: Stop Writing
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Pour me a glass or six, dear bartender
You seem to forget that we've been through this through and through
Quench my thirst for forgetfulness and happiness in its most vulgar base shape
I am happy in this state and you, them cannot get to me
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There aren’t raindrops falling on my head no more
My dear drugged alcoholic friend
You spoke witful and sobering words into my existence
In amazement, I listened as you ate your greens
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What is felt by the heart can rarely be expressed with words
We've been through all that. I thought you knew me by now
We have stopped being lovers for four years now
We have not spoken to each other since then
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Mohammed, what can I say on your untimely departure?
I miss you…Every now and then I remember that big smile of yours
That optimistic happy mood you were always in
I would always strut in the place where you always ended up at
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The cursed streets of Beirut,
The city that knows neither night nor day
The two entwine into a perfect blend
Of continues euphoria for those who seek it
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Northern lights reflect their shadows
The dismal lake absorbs and swallows
Love on this earth is meager
I roll over to his side, I'm still eager
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