News Topic:Remembrance
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Reminding The Past Thoughts
"I was looking at the moon and thinking about myself, Reminding the past thoughts and investing in myself, Leaving all the things behind, And trying to convey myself."
Poems
MELANCHOLIA
"T'is evening and the counter of my penetralia are quite alike; vacant. Now aura is crimsoned, so does my heart: bleak, As the far twilight horizon."
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HOW FAR YOU HAVE GONE!
"You have gone far away from us: To the lands, where from no sounds are heard, No messages are sent and received."
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THE ATTITUDE OF SCORPION
"The time shall come, there The noble gathering, once The unfamed will be crowned, By efforts of wooden logs, Ready to invade empire of Venom," writes the poet.
Poems
I STILL REMEMBER
Was that glee in your eyes
That hid many moans and cries
I still remember that day
When my heart fell your prey
I saw the sign of...
Poems
Khizaan (خزاں) – A Poem
My mother once, not long ago,
Warned me that:
The fall that sinks deep into your flesh
And settles, like winter,
Inside the interstices in your bones
Shall be...
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