Desire Poem by Sayeed Abubakar

Desire

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Were I a river, I would run
To meet the sea.
Were I the moon, I would float
Smiling on the sky.

Were I a cloud, I would pour down water
Over paddy and jute-fields.
Were I a lamp, I would spread light
In every nook of all dark houses.

Were I crops, I would grow
Being gold.
Were I fire, I would burn
Through the bodies of all oppressors.

But if I were a missile,
I would kill those
Who bring war
On this beautiful earth.

Wednesday, March 30, 2011
Topic(s) of this poem: love,rebel
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Hazel Durham 23 February 2014

Superb write Sayeed the beauty of your words is breathtaking! !

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Sayeed Abubakar

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Jessore / Bangladesh
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