Morning Dew

by Yakori bint Muhammed   Feb 22, 2012


23rd February, 2011.

Staring at the landscape through the blue horizon.
I feel despicable, for the perverted life,
i've gotten myself into.
Drain of self-esteem, I'm muddled.

My legs rest on the damp muddy earth.
Hands by my waist, a strange feeling lurked;
portraits hanging in my head,
I start to jog towards the close.

Maneuvering my way on the pavement, I wobble as I jog;
almost stumbling over the pebbles,
scattered vastly all around the silent
boulevard with a spooky atmosphere.

In my despondency, I thought of life
vanished through obscure dreams.
Fragments of trust shrink my vague goals;
shaming my imperious trait.

Slowly my mind went adrift to the cars moving;
faster than their shadow.
Houses ventilated by the bloom of the morning gust.
Now whisked away from my musings.

I try to be idealistic, as long as I breath,
this breeze of the morning jog,
will forever remain in my nostalgic state of conception.

(c) Y-MAG

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  • 12 years ago

    by Yakori bint Muhammed

    Thanks for your comments Abed and Everlasting, i'm really grateful. Blessings to you both, :).

  • 12 years ago

    by Yakori bint Muhammed

    Thanks for your comments Abed and Everlasting, i'm really grateful. Blessings to you both, :).

  • 12 years ago

    by L

    I enjoy this piece. It actually made me look in the dictionary. I learnt a few new words. :)

  • 12 years ago

    by Decayed

    I think you have amazingly deep thoughts going on in your pieces.. the morning air... it makes one alive.

    great Yakori:)

  • 12 years ago

    by Yakori bint Muhammed

    Thanks for your lovely comment, Tara. I'm glad. Hugs.. :)

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