It was threaded to be this way,
A story that sang of their sins,
A lore that brought light to the scars,
A truth, trembling under the umbrella of her stars.
She was born in happiness,
But, the faith awaited grief,
She was brought up with kindness,
But, the sin pushed the heaven to her knees.
We all know a Noor,
The child who lived a little less,
And felt a little more,
The child who was sold from the shore,
Or the one who slept on the broken road,
Waiting for the cold to pass by,
But, afraid of the light that shall burn the sky.
There are many escaping her sight,
In the dark, her scares were never alive,
Let the light shine on the blood that she lost,
One moment to break the curse of the sin,
One hand to wipe the tears from the eyes,
One hope to let her feel a smile,
The expression that shall capture her fears from the night.
This poem has not been translated into any other language yet.
I would like to translate this poem
It's heart touching sad story impressively narrated in an insightful poem. Thanks for sharing Sagar.