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The Hungry Letter


                                                                                                   Drops of pain
                                                                                                   Stole the smile
                                                                                                   In silent space.
                                                                                                   I Stand at the gate
                                                                                                   When I lose myself
                                                                                                   In my abandoned trail.
                                                                                                   Its darkness is a chant of oblivion.
                                                                                                   A life stolen by experiences.
                                                                                                   Why living
                                                                                                   When Living with dreams is like dying with pain.
                                                                                                   Farness and nearness became similar to me
                                                                                                   By the fusion of pain splinters.
                                                                                                   Where are you then, myself?
                                                                                                   You wasted my ink and papers
                                                                                                   Therefore, my alienation began.
                                                                                                   Your will and mine led us
                                                                                                   to the edge of the hungry letter.
                                                                                                   About my despondency,
                                                                                                   I write with the nectar of injustice
                                                                                                   Pouring pain
                                                                                                   A Toast to loss
                                                                                                   In glasses of empty meaningless days.
                                                                                                   Drunk, the tips of my feathers are.
                                                                                                   From the spell of morning
                                                                                                   And throaty night, I see it.
                                                                                                   It climbed
                                                                                                    strings of interpretation
                                                                                                   And fell in shrine of desire for torture.
                                                                                                   Whenever heads are up
                                                                                                   By the whip,
                                                                                                   Torment makes them prostrate again.

                                                                                                   @Larbi Houmaidi










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