Forgotten Ones Poem by Hanan Muzafar

Forgotten Ones



Looking at horizon,
hiding under stairs;
can't be brighter,
it won't be forever.

Touching the invisible;
pieces of crystal,
fall to pieces;
a hunt for shadows.

Broken and busted,
somehow survived;
done and dusted,
a boy thrived.

Secrets kept hidden;
choked growl,
when it's sudden,
howl and howl.

Grown in hell,
ringing the bell;
Shining light,
when it's bright.

The last ones,
and lost ones;
Leading the forgotten ones,
where it runs.

Heard the rumour,
fusing my armour;
down is up,
a fight with death.

So close, yet so far;
fearless courage,
it's only rage,
a long way to go.

Forgotten Ones
Saturday, May 27, 2017
Topic(s) of this poem: broken,journey,mysterious
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Model Town Sopore (Kashmir)
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