The Noel Daybreak Poem by AMIR HOSSEIN TEEKANY

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- WITH NO WATER NO SUN
HOW TO LEARN
FROM WHOM TO LEARN
BUDDING?

NOW THE NIGHT SKY IS GLOOMY
THE UPROAR OF SILENCE
SAT ON THE FINE CLOUD
SOME PASSED – BY PASS:

WITH SQUEEZED EYES OF COLD
WITH THEIR FAST PACE
IN THOSE PURE DARKNESSES
AWAY FROM THIS WHILE LAND

IN A SOLITUDE CORNER OF THE CITY
A BEAUTIFUL LITTLE GIRL
SAT ALONE
WITH HER POEMS GENTLE HANDS

COVERED HER BLUE INNONCED EYES.
VERY FAR FROM HER
SOME BOYS
BAREFOOTS & POOR HANDS
ARE IN SEARCH OF A FRIEND
A FRIEND WITH BLUE INNONCENT EYES.

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I SAID: YOU! WITH YOUR LOOK
GIVE SUCH A NIGHT
A GOOD NEWS OF GROWING GREEN DOWN.
(SHE KISSED MY LITTLE FORE HEAD)

I ASKED: WHERE`S A BIRD? !
I FEEL THE NEW NOEL SMELLS
BUT THE FLOWER OF THE MOON IS RED & WEARY!
(AS CRYING EMBRACED ME FIRMLY.)

I SAID: OH! MY MOTHER
WITH NO WATER NO SUN
HOW TO LEARN
FROM WHOM TO LEARN

BUDDING?
(HER SMILES
A COMPLETE RESPONSE TO ME.)
I SAID: A ANNUCIATORY !

TO YOU O` SAD BRIDE OF SKY:
THE MORN WAS DAWNED .