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Jeff Cannon - - - - ''Wow! ''- - the image in your hands peals away the coverings to reveal layered symbols, body metaphors take on a worldly live gripped by wayward culture and its madness, spoken with an elegance that tells its truth in ways hopefully to be heard and then deeply felt, so we know what we really need to sweep - thank u Abdul Wahab for this physical and poignant poem (Report) Reply Abdul Wahab >>> Broom The moment of the day I am born When I get a knot around my waist And a nail pressed at my bottom To make sure I am sufficiently tight To fight away dust and keep away dirt From the places people live in But no respect or honor I am shown In the best possible way when my job is done I am put to stand in a corner of a room Or on the floor left to roll down I do not know too much about west But in east I get a nasty superstitious job to do To beat people to dispel evil spirit By which they are supposedly possessed with But I feel the worth of my birth when I am used As an effective weapon by women To broom man up when their modesty is outraged Or an honest man holds me up when society is dying with corruption. Abdul Wahab's Other Poems Read this poem in other languages This poem has not been translated into any other language yet. Comments about this poem (>>> Broom by Abdul Wahab ) Top Poems Phenomenal Woman Maya Angelou The Road Not Taken Robert Frost If You Forget Me Pablo Neruda Still I Rise Maya Angelou Dreams Langston Hughes Annabel Lee Edgar Allan Poe If Rudyard Kipling Stopping by Woods on a Snowy Evening Robert Frost I Know Why The Caged Bird Sings Maya Angelou Invictus William Ernest Henley Did you read them? New Poems - To remain peaceful, hasmukh amathalal - Broken, Yasin Engno - Of War and Peace, Shruti Goswami - Realizations of a whore, Shruti Goswami - Promises, Shruti Goswami - Wonders Of Wondering, david kush - Tabatha Khumalo, Bob Johnson - 'What's Wrong With Her? ', nikka mee farillon - Emotions Kept Inside, Lawrence S. Pertillar - Yehi Karna Hay to Insan Banata Keyun Hay, Akhtar Jawad
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Brandy Avery ~ An ollphéist fíor ~ Is é an áit is sábháilte chun bheith ar an oíche, tucked suas i leaba daingean. Ach cad más rud é san oíche, teacht ar do aisling do shaol. Tagann an ollphéist amach agus tógann sé uaidh d'uacht. Mo chroí agus anam ag suí fuar agus fós. Eagla a bhogadh, eagla a rá. Nach bhfuil arrachtaigh fíor agus dul amach. Haunt siad fós, taunt siad fós. Want a bheith saor go bhfuil gach Ba mhaith liom. Kill an Demon agus a ghearradh amach a cheann. Chun a dhéanamh, dar liom sábháilte a chodladh go sábháilte i leaba. Haunting ó cailín beag beag. Ach ní bheidh ort a ruin mo domhan. Toisc go bhfuil mé láidir agus ní bheidh síos ar ais. Tá mé fearless agus ní bheidh mé a bheith ar an talamh. Má Seasamh mé mór agus ard. Is féidir liom a briseadh mo titim. Is féidir liom géilleadh go léir. Beidh mé defeat i gcónaí leat, beidh mé bua i gcónaí. Ní bheidh tú Gortaítear riamh orm arís. Beidh aon fola níos mó agus Tears chaillfidh mé. Anois is féidir liom a chuid eile go sábháilte mo cheann ídithe Brandy Avery's Other Poems Read this poem in other languages This poem has not been translated into any other language yet. Poet's Notes about The Poem Comments about this poem (~ An ollphéist fíor ~ by Brandy Avery ) Top Poems Phenomenal Woman Maya Angelou The Road Not Taken Robert Frost If You Forget Me Pablo Neruda Still I Rise Maya Angelou Dreams Langston Hughes Annabel Lee Edgar Allan Poe If Rudyard Kipling Stopping by Woods on a Snowy Evening Robert Frost I Know Why The Caged Bird Sings Maya Angelou Invictus William Ernest Henley PoemHunter.com Updates Happy Birthday Ogden Nash! (1902 – 1971) American poet Have you read 'Let these be your desires' by Khalil Gibran Did you discover Treasure Island? Read poems about courage New Poems - Broken, Yasin Engno - Of War and Peace, Shruti Goswami - Realizations of a whore, Shruti Goswami - Promises, Shruti Goswami - Wonders Of Wondering, david kush - Tabatha Khumalo, Bob Johnson - 'What's Wrong With Her? ', nikka mee farillon - Emotions Kept Inside, Lawrence S. Pertillar - Yehi Karna Hay to Insan Banata Keyun Hay, Akhtar Jawad - Golden Dreams, Ruma Chaudhuri