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A to Z: D is for Darling


Inspired by poetic asides and a link from napowrimo, here is a couple poems that may or may not start with D:

(Don't) Hold That...

Hold that thought
let it sink it
is it really what you you want

Don't hold your thought
if you are sure about it

holding your thought or not
not only depends on the person you are with
but the situation, too.

Darling

Darling, love, habibti
many differs ways, different words
different languages
to express your love
to a family member, a friend
even a stranger

As you live, dare to love.

-Fida Islaih
{all writing is copyrighted}

Comments

saniya said…
As always, right on the mark!
Crystal Collier said…
=) Dare to love, because sometimes it does take courage. Awesome!
Jarm Del Boccio said…
I'm not very good a poetry, but it's certainly a good way to express your feelings. Happy A to Z!

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dzaro said…
Assallamualaikum ...
A sweet poem, showing the struggle within oneself thinking, right? or wrong? never mind ..
Whatever you are feeling at this time, hopefully always in the shade of the almighty Allah heard ..


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Christine Rains said…
Wonderful! Yes, always dare to love.
Anonymous said…
Very Nice!! Enjoyed, best wishes with your writing! www.sandysanderellasmusings.blogspot.com
Anonymous said…
That was beautiful! I wish I could express myself with poetry. Your poems are so light and full of love. Delightful! Have a good week! Sandy www.sandysanderellasmusings.blogspot.com

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