Amateur Poetry

   
Title:  The Midnight Wind Author:  Hooman Anvari
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The midnight wind bloweth thy way,
With its comfort every man still scares away,
As every fair minded one can see,
People yearn for education and yet are still not free,
The tornado of power and lust scares our minds,
Yet our hearts cry for hope, for love, for a soul,
We can try to achieve until we cannot try no more,
Then do we realise we have still yet to score,
The night is like ignorance, it showeth no way,
Until truths light manifests the way and only then is born the nature of day,
Knowledge is a mystery, it hath definite power,
We explore in depth to build up this tower,
But when we drown in consumption and bleed from the heart,
Our reasoning feels we are back to the start,
So what is the difference between life and death?
Is this harvest of reasoning our only true wealth?
Both these consequences destine us all,
But what of its essence that rises and falls?
Deaths mysterious understanding lies not in power,
But what we make of life, every hour,
What treasured mystery can comprehend its might?
The fact is that death is life's shadow, it flourishes with light,
The evolution of doubt has decomposed faiths harvest of growth,
Like a diamond, we are of value but compose of nothing but charcoal,
Where is this eternal bliss thou promised?
Is it now, is it later, is it honest?
God, the almighty source above,
Where is your vision, your grandeur and love?
We are starving, we are crying, we are as nights darkened moon,
Yet we have our vision, grandeur and love, but what is the tune?
Perhaps as human beings we appreciate the turmoil of life,
On other planets and stars is their voice strife?
Its like a dark mirror we see ourselves head-to-toe,
How much of the mirror we trust, we'll never know,
God, is not faith the mirror image of your glory?
Once told by your prophets in all their stories ...
This darkness is likened to a night with no moon or star,
Its ignorance, its wealth, its indeed that scar
But in our struggle we search to find eternal true love,
The harder we search the longer it takes,
We give up hope, but our fragile desires never wake,
We become torn into two; one side is a lover and the other a hater,
Then once again unto the heavens we turn, unto our Creator,
We breathe our final anguish as our mind tears us apart,
It gives birth to a remedy which was needed from the start,
There were no visions, no signs, no false mirror images so smart,
Its just that we realise we've finally lost our heart,
And so the avenue of death haunts us as we approach its gate,
Who will be first, who will enter, who will have to wait?
Like a shadow that only haunts us at the hour,
Where should we turn to absorb all that power?
This must be where our salvation lies,
The midnight wind
... it sees us and cries ...
 
   
Other Poetry by this Author:  My One True Love 
Love's Destiny 
The Prophetic Phantom
  
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