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Post The Primal Self

Mar 2, 2023
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By Raashid Naqib


To dance, my last rose

Is to welcome the spring


And to sing is forever

My most favorite thing


In the whole wild wide world

I forgot the end that I am meeting


My dying gasp never reaches to her shore

And I remain accursed; alive and burning


Yesternight, she asked of I; of my true name

Love, I claim to be no one, Darling, I am less than nothing


In the presence of the Sun serves what use does the candle light?

Ah! To her the letter, and to confess being unloving, unforgiving





A man lives but a singular life through his present form

I’ll rest till eternity soon, but why are you suddenly leaving?


Stay with I in the night; when the dark swallows us entire

When the full Moon bleeds, they will know and begin believing


Alas! I’ve been misplaced on your tongue and in your speech

I’ve never meant to harm a Soul, yet, peace; I am forgetting


Neglect is the first choice of a mind that is unwilling

Beware of following in my footsteps, though, prayer; I am preaching


Feel the page; unturned, for, he dwelled here for long

The scars that are left on the paper are born of his weeping


By Raashid Naqib





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