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A Request
Over here
The time stops
In the wide corner from the cosmos,
The time stops
In domains that infinite
From doorsteps of shooting stars,
The time stops
Everywhere,
The time stops.
Then
The demonstrations follow in succession
From all sides
From all people
those who were born and died,
Those who were born
and are still alive,
And those who will be born,
Carrying candles
That spurt vermillion blood,
And the signs they tore
From the blue clearness of the Iraqi sky
Written on
"God"
Hasn't Iraq's ground had enough blood poured on?
Detroit
4/5/2004
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After Midnight
1
Ruby’s Particles
The rain
After midnight
Like ruby’s particles
Its drizzles volatile with the air
In the night of a completion
A moon session.
2
Fate
Time’s clouds fade
Chatterer
Ride the wind’s horses
Like a loose Hally comet
And fallen leaves
That autumnal a sticky hint
On the forest's skull
Its band sings the first move
From the fifth symphony
To Beethoven.
3
Hum
Are there any nerves left for us
From the patience of a roaring appetite
In the nitrate samples
of the nations' senses?
What enters us
Never leaves us,
Its small hole with pus
Adheres someplace
On the heart's membrane,
With each swell it becomes convex,
These are the blades of a throb,
The ax of time,
The hum
After midnight.
Written and Translated by: Said
Alwaely
Date: 06 / 28 / 2006
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A Mug of Water
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