ZMosa's Poems

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I obsess with a foreign voice

seduce my emotions to flow with your rhythm.
as your voice clashes with my heart,
your vocal chorus incants a melody on heart's strings

sense my ribs purring driving inner coy girl to rim of rebellion.
raving your name like a tributary...

– by ZMosa

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Estuary

Then,
That pain descend into my chest like,
a miserable waterfall seeking estuary

And my feelings scattered just like,
those helpless drops of water
I am an endless piece of futility.

awaiting the scream ,
that could revive my horizon...

– by Zara h.

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Falling Emperor

dark shadows
with thorny edges

 and smoldering breath


  I can't tell,

 what those cells are doing

 are they having a bonfire,

 fueling it out of my dried ribs?


  I can't tell,

 if I'm falling apart.

 or my parts...

– by Zara h.

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added 1 year ago
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Grim veil of a widowed sun

Under this skin, a roadless city

 Blind houses clustered in a corner.

 No backyards.

gardens hanging with a sigh
while time started to bald,
shedding minutes like mothers tears

flowers weep aroma and bleed essence;
floating leaves...

– by Zmosa

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