Many Giants Poem by Naveed Akram

Many Giants



I was many and many ages ago,
In a notion beside the word,
That a mighty giant fought with words
That you know from misery of reading and perusal.

There experiments took place by the giant
Called Archer Main, a man of a giant;
And this giant he lived with no other reason
Than to adorn the skies and land.

For a while the giant lost its weapon of words,
Forcing blows against dragons and distress;
A gale rushed forth, rivers of milk flowed
Into the valley from the snowy mountains.

My beautiful giant faced many ages of trouble,
Blowing out tragedy,
But also craziness and insanity,
A wind also blew the house of his limbs.

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Naveed Akram

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