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Word, like wind, cuts through you / Withers all but true you

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My Foes

Khalid Mukhtar · November 10, 2007 · Leave a Comment

I have two foes I much despise,
One to crush, the other to curse.
They fill my eyes with poison dyes,
Cloud my ears with trifle fears,
And nibble at my rope of hope.

For when they set to play their wile,
They find in me such easy game,
Heedless to their simple guile.
I slap my face in horrid shame
When I see the one and I are same;
The other wears a gleeful smile.

I mend my rope, and clear my ears
And wet my eyes with penitent tears.
I now have one I so detest,
The other now my helper best.
I take my oath to never rest,
To never rest, never rest.

My first message

Khalid Mukhtar · November 1, 2007 · Leave a Comment

Welcome to my blog. 
Over the next few days, I plan to post poems I have written in the past. Once I’ve done that, I will continue posting my new works as they come to be.

And I welcome all kinds of feedback, of course :-).

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