Seyed Morteza Hamidzadeh
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(( Empty ))

The Sun sets dauntlessly,
small pools of water halt vaporizing,
and once again, jackals,
the ever ready jarring predators
pounce on the vulnerable nests of birds.
Thus rises a call from the West,
and another cry from the East.

Night will fall on a Blacksmith,
whose "Kaviyani" Pennant is covered with dust,
and darkness is the same as a napery,
which resembles the Dead-Eating Explorers.

Do not abandon me!
In this "Unholy Land",
the Shrine I have chosen,
has been bewitched by those,
who forge words and statures .



(( Poet: Seyed Morteza Hamidzadeh ))

RattyAdalan
26 april 2012 at 18:37

This is amazing!:)

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Seyed Morteza Hamidzadeh
26 april 2012 at 18:44

Thanks ... Dear Ratty ;)

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Joe Breunig
21 november 2013 at 17:07

An intriguing piece; it's unclear (to me) what concept is suffering from the issue of 'emptiness'; footnotes regarding "Kaviyani" and "Dead-Eating Explorers" would be helpful (seeing that I am unfamiliar with these terms); what is the "unholy land" that you reference?

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