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9-23-1441

Khalid Mukhtar · May 16, 2020 · 1 Comment

I cannot know how many souls I’ve hurt
By words of anger, wit or humor wry
Or through a wretched grimace or a smirk
Or even through a shrug or meaning sigh

Repair those broken hearts beyond repair
In ways that only You can, Ya Rahman
And let myself be fashioned as a stair
For such of Your ‘ibaad to step upon

And into their abode with me in tow
With hope to follow where their footsteps go

Micropoetry, Poetry, Ramadan

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