The Light The Night Sows Poem by Walid Lounes Bouzerar

The Light The Night Sows

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The Sun keeps shining even with our eyes closed
The Moon keeps waxing even with our blindfolds
Light grows from the very seeds the night sows
A fire that ignites souls, brighter than what minds hold

Time scolds, except those trekking with bright glows
Through the arid, wild deserts of prized souls
Bending with the perpetual plights life might throw
They rise forth in unity that only broken eyes know

The wise grow, always, every breath their life blows
With every bit of awe and innocence a child shows
An intellect that sets apart gold from rhinestones
Feeding us from oceans wherever their rivers might flow

Friday, September 19, 2014
Topic(s) of this poem: spirit
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