Thanks To Dust Poem by Akhtar Jawad

Thanks To Dust

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Everyone is annoyed of you,
but I am thankful to you!
I know your impudent impulses,
but it's you through that I see
the radiations,
my eyes are not sensitive for,
I see your charms in the beam of light,
that penetrates through
green leaves of the creeper
with sexy buds and flowers.
I think of the games,
you play with them,
and I learn how to excite the leaves and petals,
how to invite them to copy the nature,
to recreate the life,
to create the life,
and I learn how great is the divine creator!

Everyone disgraces you,
but I truly like you!
I appreciate and admire,
your burning in a fire,
I know you are dust particles,
but when incomplete combustion
makes you dancing as a flame,
I see you as a dancer of nature!
When I see so many insects,
kissing you and sacrificing their lives,
I learn how to live in love,
and how to sacrifice the life in love!
I come to know,
life wouldn't be charming,
without the dusts.
I then become a sincere thanks giver,
to someone who is a great programmer!

Sunday, November 22, 2015
Topic(s) of this poem: thanksgiving
POET'S NOTES ABOUT THE POEM
Perhaps I could not write this poem in a manner so that it may be easily understood. Actually I wanted to say that nature hasn't created anything that has no positive points. Who likes dust, but it's dust that gives us sense of light, otherwise light is invisible. Again it's dust that plays a great role in formation of a flame that lit our dark nights.
COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Kumarmani Mahakul 23 November 2015

Having thought for impulses for dust is definitely interesting in this wise metaphoric poem shared. Learning to live in love is very nice art. Interesting...10

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Kelly Kurt 23 November 2015

Another skillfully written work

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Loke Kok Yee 22 November 2015

we have the choking haze here once a year for about four months, so i don't appreciate dust too much. but I do appreciate your love of all things and he lovely poem you wrote on it. thanks-10

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Douglas Scotney 22 November 2015

thanks for 'Thanks To Dust'. Have thanked flies and the garden weevil, but never dust. It grays the distance, keeps it out of your face, makes you know there's far to go.

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