Asma Khan
Rolling Desires - Poem by Asma Khan
In the exile of the midnight blues
Roaring thoughts reckoned me to amuse
Insomniac stars starred at me in wonder
as if this life was a coincidence of a plunder
No longer beyond your crumbling voice
could anything compare to my slient joys
Nor the tenacious dreams could hold on to the the destiny
why would one question this confused irony
For I have seen the rubbles rumbling loud
wrapped in remembrance of my shroud
In the fire, what I left for you was my soul
was it not, what made us whole?
Your shadow burnt brighter in the unextinguished fire
stirring longings in the blood of desire
Arms of the wild sea gathered my loneliness
whispering sweet dreams in my happiness
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