In The Hope Of Full Moon

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Me and a night,
Night of darkness and obscurity
No light to give a hope..
No moon to make an exception..

And I am there,
In the hope of someday the full moon,
Unveiled, untouched, untold..

So are My footprints,
Printed on the loneliness of a pure desert,
A desert which making love with my soul
A soul which shaking my heart
A heart which beating to engage my spirit
A spirit which escaping from my body..
A body which is pure, fresh, virgin,
As always with a fragrance of the Narcissus..

In the hope of the fragrance,
I am living in Elsewhere
That I’ve never traveled to..

In the hope of someday the Full Moon,
I am living there far from Him
who is
the Full Moon for Me, My forever Home..

I wish I could know
To where the fragrance inspires me with hopes,
When He takes Me away from where I am,

Away from
an indubitable Exile,
among some strange people,
in a Homeland that is not familiar anymore..

P.S: An answer to Irving’s poem, The Moon is Always Full . The poem is by me. It was originally in persian. I translated to english.. :)

19 Responses to “In The Hope Of Full Moon”

  1. Irving Says:

    A wonderful and hauntingly beautiful poem. Please tell us who wrote it :)

    Ya Haqq!

  2. Shahrzad Says:

    Irving, Of course that’s my poem. Poems in the blog is mine ;)

  3. leila Says:

    your words are so strong. made me wonder…..

  4. ummabdurrahman Says:

    Words inspire, hurt, make you smile but most of all make you reflect.

    A poem that represents YOU.
    :)

  5. darvish Says:

    I knew it was yours, dear Sister :) I loved it!!

    Ya Haqq!

  6. Shahrzad Says:

    Darvish, Thank you Irving. It was not as good and hopeful as yours.. :)

  7. azza05 Says:

    Wow beautiful poem sister :-) . And i love that picture before the poem! Like those blessed hands are giving growth to the clover. Wow Subhanallah.

  8. Achelois Says:

    Very beautiful and I’m sure it sounds sweeter in farsi

  9. bbZuSh Says:

    Beautiful!

  10. Sumera Says:

    Lovely :)

  11. Farthel Says:

    Beautiful, so powerful words. I love it.

  12. amal Says:

    shahrzad- beautiful ! such powerful words

  13. sillybachi Says:

    Really beautiful poem…and I just love the picture too :)

    P.S. I tagged you for a meme 7 random/weird things about you…you can check out the rules on my blog :)

  14. americanmuslim Says:

    That was an incredibly inspiring poem. Thanks for sharing. I look forward to finding more time to write poetry once I complete my studies soon.

  15. thoughtbeans Says:

    very Beautiful poem

  16. ummabdurrahman Says:

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  17. شیخ الشیوخ Says:

    سلام خانم شهرزاد عزیز
    من بر خلاف تصور شما اصلا مواافق این اصل که مملکت دسته عده و نژاد خاصی باشه نیستم
    بلکه از این اختلاف بین اقوام در ایران گله کرده ام
    و متاسفانه در سفر های بی شماری که به نقاط مختلف ایران داشته ام با چشمان خود دیده ام که چگونه درگیری و حس نفرت بین اقوام ایران به خصوص اقوام دیگر و قوم فارس شدت گرفته است
    تمام ناراحتی من از این است که چگونه ایرانیان توانسته اند این چنین تخم کینه و نفرت را بین خود کاشته و پرورش دهند

  18. شیخ الشیوخ Says:

    راستی خانم شهرزاد عزیز
    یک وقت نپندارید که شیخ زبانش خوب نیستا!!! هر که گفته کاملا اشتباه کرده!!!1
    اما کاش کمی عکس های وبلاگتون بیشتر باشه که امثال من زیاد هم دسته خالی از وبلاگتون برنگردند
    !!!!

  19. Anonymous Says:

    shahrzad,your emotion is benign.im enjoyed that read your poem.u have blue s
    heart


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