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I
said to the almond tree " Speak to me of God."
And the almond tree blossomed.
God speaks
Whoever seeks me finds me,
Whoever
finds me knows me,
Whoever knows me loves me,
Whoever loves me, I love,
Whomsoever
I love, I kill.
Sidna Ali the Muslim
(9th century) |
I am at your door
hold tight my deep
dedicated hands
Fertile dust shielded my face
and in your presence
I cast off all my innate garments
I am the broken bones
of the faces on reserved spaces
remaking them endlessly
2
Leave me alone, keep to yourself
your human rights, your judgement and sentences
martian friends, you are the architects
of this mass grave under my feet
oh brother of every death that clings and wakes
to my body
I know no mystical cure for nightmares
I must carry horizons in front of my very eyes
printing with my every step on earth
the marching alphabet of love, and struggle
3
I want to stop this thing
this way of changing sins into manners
simply to evade detection and seizure
Broken waters flow under broken bridges
every momentum is degraded
brotherhood roams the deserts of insanity
Now I have come back to collect in my heart
the pains of things covered by ugly landscapes
I have come back to bear the brunt of redemption
4
I, me and myself
are burning in my skull
at the national
square waiting for
my blue-eyed
executioner to take
the skin off my
broad shoulders
I rush into
hearts
on the brink of
termination
percentage of
death will be high
market-values
look promising
I am the witness
for all
I do believe in
Him therefore I am
leaving my own
death
by a tree |