The Lantern Poem by Qassim Haddad
The Lantern
I put on a lamp for my footsteps and respond to the sweetness of coincidence.
when the oil runs dry
I call out, tempted to push the climax to destruction
In this way I depart every morning with the fragrance of warriors and the awakening of the insane
I do not promise happiness
And my footsteps have only mistakes for guidance.
Saturday, September 21, 2013
Topic(s) of this poem: happiness
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translated by: Bassam Frangieh
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