Birjais Zahira

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Her skin, honey colored
Glazed with sun, lifting
My trembling hands to hold
Her body lying underneath
...

The dark owl sang in melancholy
The princess was gone, it howled
Did she paint the dark shadow?
And met her ominous future mind.
...

She slipped for a stride
A wake up call echoed
Her eyes glided through Dal Lake
And rested over those trees
...

Gazing in thy little red color,
The pink shadowed glow
On thy cheeks,
Quite blushingly, you named
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The Best Poem Of Birjais Zahira

The Dance

Her skin, honey colored
Glazed with sun, lifting
My trembling hands to hold
Her body lying underneath
She was somehow my unwanted desire
The glory alone cannot be blamed,
Yet some lame scent gave away
The dancing figure, the ghostly
Outline of her body in vain,
In distress, lost in me, and her
Silhouette gown pierced under the shadows
Of a half lit moon, she dances and collapses
Astonishes me in pain, she loves
The liquor doomed face of hers,
Shining in heat space, and burning
The agonies of tomorrow in forgetful freight.
She captures her magic, by lifting
The dress up on her knees,
The bodice lined robe, the feet
Close to the naked battle,
She moves around, shows her scars
While some she hides, yet they
Seem to be there when she dances
The last leap as the unknown apprentice.

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Gowhar Khan 19 March 2017

amazing work, good use of words and a perfect way to describe things.... keep it up.

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