The Bridge To Fire Poem by Yousif Ibrahim Abubaker Abdalla

The Bridge To Fire

Guide not the souls of men toward Heaven's gate
While you have strayed far from the true path;
Pray God your actions aren't a fragile state
Where others pass and you are left in wrath.
Stand strong, O heart, against the serpent's breath,
And don't chase after the glittering temptations;
For whispers born of darkness lead to death
For those whose restless eyes seek false foundations.
The world crowns idols made of flesh and fame,
Bright masks that hide the emptiness inside;
Yet hidden hands still pull the silent frame
While crowds cheer on, oblivious to the tide.
Hold tight to truth as glittering lies conspire
Lest you build Heaven's bridge and fall to fire.

POET'S NOTES ABOUT THE POEM
POET'S NOTES ABOUT THE POEM: The poem was penned on Saturday,14 March 2026. This piece dives into the delicate balance between guiding others and leading them astray. It serves as a poignant reminder that when we urge others toward truth, we carry a heavy responsibility: we must protect our own hearts to avoid straying from the very path we wish to illuminate for others. In a world where fame can create false idols and appearances often eclipse true values, the poem calls for a watchful eye against deception, the subtle manipulation of thoughts, and the allure of shiny distractions over genuine truth. At its heart, the sonnet champions unwavering faith, moral clarity, and humility. It also reminds us that true strength lies not just in challenging the world's illusions but in extending compassion to ourselves learning from our missteps, rising after setbacks, and keeping in mind that while life is fleeting, truth and faith are everlasting.
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