Mother..
Don’t reckon
that
I am far
away from you.
Each
evening,
After the
moon gets drowsy
And the
stars are drugged,
I sleep in
your arms
And I place
under your pillow
Happy
dreams.
When the sun
wakes up
With you in
escort,
I sit with
your cup of coffee
And watch my
Father,
As he hugs
your glimpse
Then I carry
your handbag
And sit in
the passenger seat
Wiping your eyeglasses
lenses.
I am present
among the
Rows of your
students,
Looking at
you. I day dream
Listening to
the music of your words
And with
excitement I wipe
With my
spirit’s handkerchief
The silver
drops
Of your
perspiration
Mother…
I live with
you all,
I am not
alone.
I am not far
away from you.
Your
daughter “Samar”
By Loay Hussein Taha
Translated
from Arabic by Lina R. Hamadeh
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