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Her last portrait.

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(Poet and Author)




She was oasis to my desert,

A sun of hope to my heart.

The whispers of affection,

A red whinny ink unto my pen.

A freedom of a prisoner,

My nightingale, a beautiful listener.

A bunch of words to my poetry,

A poem decorated with imagery.


She was moonlight in my darkness,

A balm of solace to my distress.

The echoes of sweet devotion,

A golden sonnet in constant motion.

A liberty to my captive soul,

Making broken hearts whole.

She is verses in my rhyme,

An art painted with over time.


She was the calm before the storm,

A rainbow after the rain has worn.

The anchor in my stormy sea,

A melody in the chaos, wild and free.

The heavenly muse that fueled my art,

A beating rhythm in my lonely heart.

She was a sunrise after the night,

A haven where everything felt right.


But, now a water to flaming fire,

A faulty, busted, twisted wire.

A colorless resistor to my current,

A cloudy fade unto my Crescent.

The cut of furious and sharp knife.

Fearful archangel' kiss to my life,

Location: M463+FQP, Hablish, Anantnag, Kadoorah, 192101

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Anonymous said…
wow beautiful poem...... lots of love
27 February 2024 at 06:38
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