Poems by Ziad Dib Jreige

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  • Preface
    How a memory of a beloved one, can be so true that...

  • An empty wide street I look down to see
    Around each corner a ghostly presence...

  • On high steep rocks within the winds forlorn,
    Greeted by sun, guarded by angel eyes...

  • Sonnet 31
    An infant I cried when my cradle shook...

  • An encounter
    Once I met a day...

  • Sonnet 32
    In a desert of distraction and joy...

  • Sonnet 33
    I long for a breeze which is somehow cool...

  • Sonnet 34
    A trace I trace, with hasty lively pace...

  • Sonnet 35
    Into a maze of memories I tread...

  • They say one must grow and never be still,
    For stillness is but a poisoning fiend...

  • How dear are the blackish hours when by
    A beautiful soul I pass at dark night...

  • At times I sit, within myself I look
    My joy and pain, my sun and rain, I see...